Are production of reactive oxygen species and wound-induced resistance in Arabidopsis thaliana against Botrytis cinerea preceded and depend on a burst of calcium?
These data further extend our knowledge on the connection between wounding, calcium influx and ROS production. Moreover they provide for the first time the evidence that, following wounding, calcium changes precede a burst in ROS in the same location.
Given the large percentage of discordant data, our findings question the efficacy of the iPLEDGE system, which is designed to monitor every dispensed isotretinoin dose.