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The book summarizes information on autofluorescence of plant secretory cells
as a phenomenon and the possibilities of the practical use of light emission.
The spectrum of readers will include teachers, postgraduate students, and others
interested in biological light emission.
CONTENT:
- Autofluorescence of Secretory Cells as a Phenomenon
Secretory Cells; Technique for the Study of Secretory Cell's Autofluorescence;
Characteristics of Fluorescing Secretory Cells
- Autofluorescence of Specialized Secretory Cells
Secretory Cells in Spore-breeding Plants; Secretory Cell of Seed-breeding
Plants
- Fluorescence of Secretions and their Individual Components
Spectral Analysis of Excretions and Extracts from Secretory Structures; Fluorescent
Substances of Secretions
- Autofluorescence of Secretory Cells During their Development
Development of Unicellular Systems; Development of Complex Secretory Structures
- Fluorescence of Living Cells at Intercellular Contacts
Pollen-pistil Interactions. Contacts at the Fertilization; Interactions at
the Allelopathy. Contacts between Cells from Different Plant Species
- Autofluorescence in Cellular Diagnostics
Express-microanalysis of the State and Accumulation of Secondary Metabolites;
Cell Viability and Compatibility; Autofluorescence in Diagnostics of Cellular
Damage; Diagnostics of Cellular Processes on the Fluorescing Cellular Models;
Fluorescence of Cells as Biosensors Bioindicator Reactions; Cytodiagnostics
in Botanical Investigation and Education
- Individual Components of Secretions as Fluorescence Dyes and Probes
Interactions of Cells with Fluorescent Components of Secretions; Possible
Mechanisms of the Emission of the Secretory Products at the Interaction with
Living Cells
- Conclusion
- Appendix 1/ Appendix 2
- Color Plate Section
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Medical Science
