Publication: Quantification of mechanical forces and physiological processes involved in pollen tube growth using microfluidics and microrobotics
Quantification of mechanical forces and physiological processes involved in pollen tube growth using microfluidics and microrobotics
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Burri, J. T., Munglani, G., Nelson, B. J., Grossniklaus, U., & Vogler, H. (2020). Quantification of mechanical forces and physiological processes involved in pollen tube growth using microfluidics and microrobotics. In A. Geitmann (Ed.), Pollen and Pollen Tube Biology : Methods and Protocols (No. 2160; Issue 2160, pp. 275–292). Springer. https://doi.org/10.1007/978-1-0716-0672-8_20
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Pollen tubes face many obstacles on their way to the ovule. They have to decide whether to navigate around cells or penetrate the cell wall and grow through it or even within it. Besides chemical sensing, which directs the pollen tubes on their path to the ovule, this involves mechanosensing to determine the optimal strategy in specific situations. Mechanical cues then need to be translated into physiological signals, which eventually lead to changes in the growth behavior of the pollen tube. To study these events, we have developed a
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Burri, J. T., Munglani, G., Nelson, B. J., Grossniklaus, U., & Vogler, H. (2020). Quantification of mechanical forces and physiological processes involved in pollen tube growth using microfluidics and microrobotics. In A. Geitmann (Ed.), Pollen and Pollen Tube Biology : Methods and Protocols (No. 2160; Issue 2160, pp. 275–292). Springer. https://doi.org/10.1007/978-1-0716-0672-8_20