Studies in the Metabolism of Plant Cells IX . The Effects of 2,4-Dlnitrophenolon Salt Accumulation and Salt Respiration
RN Robertson, Marjorie J Wilkins, D. C. Weeks
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RN Robertson, Marjorie J Wilkins, D. C. Weeks
Abstract
2,4-Dinitrophenol, while increasing the respiration, inhibits the accumulation of ions by carrot cells. Further investigation is necessary to determine whether the inhibition is due to a direct effect of the dinitrophenol on the mechanism or whether the dinitrophenol indirectly prevents the mechanism from operating by causing some disorganization within the cell, possibly in the mitochondria.
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2,4-Dinitrophenol, while increasing the respiration, inhibits the accumulation of ions by carrot cells. Further investigation is necessary to determine whether the inhibition is due to a direct effect of the dinitrophenol on the mechanism or whether the dinitrophenol indirectly prevents the mechanism from operating by causing some disorganization within the cell, possibly in the mitochondria.
Key concepts: Dinitrophenol, Respiration, 2,4-Dinitrophenol, Mitochondrion, Metabolism, Salt (chemistry), Cellular respiration, Mechanism (biology)