Publikationen von H. Hesse

Galili, G.; Amir, R.; Hoefgen, R.; Hesse, H.: Improving the levels of essential amino acids and sulfur metabolites in plants. Journal of Biological Chemistry 386 (9), S. 817 - 831 (2005)

Hopkins, L.; Parmar, S.; Baszczyk, A.; Hesse, H.; Hoefgen, R.; Hawkesford, M. J.: O-acetylserine and the regulation of expression of genes encoding components for sulfate uptake and assimilation in potato. Plant Physiology 138 (1), S. 433 - 440 (2005)

Nikiforova, V. J.; Daub, C. O.; Hesse, H.; Willmitzer, L.; Hoefgen, R.: Integrative gene-metabolite network with implemented causality deciphers informational fluxes of sulphur stress response. Journal of Experimental Botany 56 (417), S. 1887 - 1896 (2005)

Nikiforova, V. J.; Kopka, J.; Tolstikov, V.; Fiehn, O.; Hopkins, L.; Hawkesford, M. J.; Hesse, H.; Hoefgen, R.: Systems rebalancing of metabolism in response to sulfur deprivation, as revealed by metabolome analysis of arabidopsis plants. Plant Physiology 138 (1), S. 304 - 318 (2005)

Riemenschneider, A.; Riedel, K.; Hoefgen, R.; Papenbrock, J.; Hesse, H.: Impact of reduced O-acetylserine(thiol)lyase isoform contents on potato plant metabolism. Plant Physiology 137 (3), S. 892 - 900 (2005)

Hesse, H.; Hoefgen, R.: Molecular aspects of methionine biosynthesis. Trends in Plant Science 8 (6), S. 259 - 262 (2003)

Hesse, H.; Trachsel, N.; Suter, M.; Kopriva, S.; von Ballmoos, P.; Rennenberg, H.; Brunold, C.: Effect of glucose on assimilatory sulphate reduction in Arabidopsis thaliana roots. Journal of Experimental Botany 54 (388), S. 1701 - 1709 (2003)

Kreft, O.; Hoefgen, R.; Hesse, H.: Functional analysis of cystathionine gamma-synthase in genetically engineered potato plants. Plant Physiology 131 (4), S. 1843 - 1854 (2003)

Nikiforova, V.; Freitag, J.; Kempa, S.; Adamik, M.; Hesse, H.; Hoefgen, R.: Transcriptome analysis of sulfur depletion in Arabidopsis thaliana: interlacing of biosynthetic pathways provides response specificity. Plant Journal 33 (4), S. 633 - 650 (2003)

Frankard, V.; Ispas, G.; Hesse, H.; Jacobs, M.; Hoefgen, R.: A defect in cystathionine beta-lyase activity causes the severe phenotype of a Nicotiana plumbaginifolia methionine auxotroph. Plant Science 162 (4), S. 607 - 614 (2002)

Kopriva, S.; Suter, M.; von Ballmoos, P.; Hesse, H.; Krahenbuhl, U.; Rennenberg, H.; Brunold, C.: Interaction of sulfate assimilation with carbon and nitrogen metabolism in Lemna minor. Plant Physiology 130 (3), S. 1406 - 1413 (2002)

Nikiforova, V.; Kempa, S.; Zeh, M.; Maimann, S.; Kreft, O.; Casazza, A. P.; Riedel, K.; Tauberger, E.; Hoefgen, R.; Hesse, H.: Engineering of cysteine and methionine biosynthesis in potato. Amino Acids 22 (3), S. 259 - 278 (2002)

Zeh, M.; Leggewie, G.; Hoefgen, R.; Hesse, H.: Cloning and characterization of a cDNA encoding a cobalamin-independent methionine synthase from potato (Solanum tuberosum L.). Plant Molecular Biology 48 (3), S. 255 - 265 (2002)

Hesse, H.; Kreft, O.; Maimann, S.; Zeh, M.; Willmitzer, L.; Hoefgen, R.: Approaches towards understanding methionine biosynthesis in higher plants. Amino Acids 20 (3), S. 281 - 289 (2001)

Hoefgen, R.; Kreft, O.; Willmitzer, L.; Hesse, H.: Manipulation of thiol contents in plants. Amino Acids 20 (3), S. 291 - 299 (2001)

Maimann, S.; Hoefgen, R.; Hesse, H.: Enhanced cystathionine beta-lyase activity in transgenic potato plants does not force metabolite flow towards methionine. Planta 214 (2), S. 163 - 170 (2001)

Zeh, M.; Casazza, A. P.; Kreft, O.; Roessner, U.; Bieberich, K.; Willmitzer, L.; Hoefgen, R.; Hesse, H.: Antisense inhibition of threonine synthase leads to high methionine content in transgenic potato plants. Plant Physiology 127 (3), S. 792 - 802 (2001)

Casazza, A. P.; Basner, A.; Hoefgen, R.; Hesse, H.: Expression of threonine synthase from Solanum tuberosum L. is not metabolically regulated by photosynthesis-related signals or by nitrogenous compounds. Plant Science 157 (1), S. 43 - 50 (2000)

Harms, K.; von Ballmoos, P.; Brunold, C.; Hoefgen, R.; Hesse, H.: Expression of a bacterial serine acetyltransferase in transgenic potato plants leads to increased levels of cysteine and glutathione. Plant Journal 22 (4), S. 335 - 343 (2000)

Maimann, S.; Wagner, C.; Kreft, O.; Zeh, M.; Willmitzer, L.; Hoefgen, R.; Hesse, H.: Transgenic potato plants reveal the indispensable role of cystathionine beta-lyase in plant growth and development. Plant Journal 23 (6), S. 747 - 758 (2000)