**[Mattoo - PUBLICATIONS]{.underline}**

**[BOOKS]{.underline}**

-   **Mattoo, A.K. and Suttle, J.C. Editors: The Plant Hormone Ethylene,
    CRC Press Inc., Boca Raton, Florida. 1991.**

-   **Nath, P., Mattoo, A.K., Ranade, S.A., and Weil, J.H. Editors:
    Molecular Insight in Plant Biology, Science Publishers, Inc.,
    Enfield, USA, p. 259. 2003.**

-   **Razdan, M.K. and Mattoo, A.K., Editors: Genetic Improvement of
    Solanaceous Crops: Volume 1: Potato, Science Publishers, Inc.,
    Enfield, USA, P. 451. 2005.**

-   **Demmig-Adams, B., Adams, W.W., and Mattoo, A.K. Editors:
    Photoprotection, Photoinhibition, Gene Regulation and Environment.
    Springer, p. 400. 2006.**

-   **Razdan, M.K. and Mattoo, A.K., Editors: Genetic Improvement of
    Solanaceous Crops: Volume 2: Tomato, Science Publishers, Inc.,
    Enfield, in press. 2006.**

**[BOOK CHAPTERS]{.underline}**

-   **Pantastico, E.B., Mattoo, A.K. and Phan, C.T. Ethylene action on
    ripening. In: Postharvest Physiology, Handling and Utilization of
    Tropical and Subtropical Fruits and Vegetables (E.B. Pantastico,
    ed.). The AVI Publishing Co., U.S.A., pp. 75-85. 1975.**

-   **Mattoo, A.K., Murata, T., Pantastico, E.B., Chachin, K., Ogata, K.
    and Phan, C.T. Chemical changes during ripening and senescence.
    Ibid. 104-127. 1975.**

-   **Pantastico, E.B., Mattoo, A.K., Murata, T. and Ogata, K. Chilling
    injury. Ibid. 339-362. 1975.**

-   **Eckert, J.W., Rubio, P.P., Mattoo, A.K. and Thompson, A.K.
    Postharvest pathology: Diseases of tropical crops and their control.
    Ibid. 415-443. 1975.**

-   **Mattoo, A.K. and Aharoni, N. Ethylene and plant senescence,
    Chapter 8. In: Senescence and Aging of Plants (L. Nooden and A.C.
    Leopold, eds.), pp. 241-280. Academic Press, NY. 1988.**

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-   **Mattoo, A.K., Norman, H.A., Callahan, F.E., St. John, J.B. and
    Edelman, M. Plant protein acylation: Identification of the modified
    proteins and analysis of the bound fatty acid ligands. In:
    Post-Translational Modifications of Proteins by Lipids, A Laboratory
    Manual, (C. Bordier and U. Brodbeck, eds.), Les Diablerets,
    Switzerland, pp. 82-87. 1988.**

-   **Dean, J.F.D. and Mattoo, A.K. The role of ethylene in fruit
    ripening and senescence. In: Food Enzymology, Vol. 1 (P.F. Fox,
    ed.), Elsevier, England, pp. 271-301. 1991.**

-   **Mattoo, A.K. and White, W.B. Regulation of ethylene biosynthesis.
    In: The Plant Hormone Ethylene (A.K. Mattoo and J.C. Suttle, eds.),
    CRC Press, Inc., Boca Raton, Florida, pp. 21-42. 1991.**

-   **Sopory, S.K., Ghirardi, M.L., Greenberg, B.M., Elich, T.,
    Edelman, M. and Mattoo, A.K. Regulation of the 32kDa-D1 photosystem
    II reaction center protein. In: Photosynthesis: Photoreactions to
    Crop Productivity (Y.P. Abrol, P. Mohanty, and Govindjee, eds.),
    Oxford/IBH, New Delhi. Pp. 131-156. 1992.**

-   **Jansen, M.A.K., Gaba, V., Greenberg, B., Mattoo, A.K. and
    Edelman, M. UV-B driven degradation of the D1 reaction-center
    protein of photosytem II proceeds via plastosemiquinone. In:
    Photosynthesis Responses to the Environment, Current Topics in Plant
    Physiology, Vol. 8 (H.Y. Yamamoto and C.M. Smith, eds.), American
    Society of Plant Physiologists, Maryland, pp. 142-149. 1993.**

-   **Mattoo, A.K., Mehta, R.A., and Chung, K.H. Molecular regulation of
    ethylene biosynthesis and fruit ripening. In Plant Molecular Biology
    and Biotechnology (K.K. Tewari and G.S. Singhal, eds.), Narosa
    Publishing House, New Delhi. Pp. 53-67. 1997.**

-   **Booij, I.S., Callahan, F.E., Jansen, M.A., Edelman, M., and
    Mattoo, A.K. Photoregulation and photoprotection of the photosystem
    II reaction center heterodimer. In: Concepts in Photobiology:
    Photosynthesis and Photomorphogenesis. (G.S. Singhal, G. Renger,
    S.K. Sopory, K-D. Irrgang and Govindjee, eds.), Narosa Publ.House,
    New Delhi and Kluwer Academic Publishers, Dordrecht, pp. 549-571.
    1998.**

-   **Cassol, T., and Mattoo, A.K. Do polyamines and ethylene interact
    to regulate plant growth, development and senescence? In: Molecular
    Insights in Plant Biology, (P. Nath, A. Mattoo, S.R. Ranade, and
    J.H. Weil, eds.), Science Publishers, Inc., Enfield, USA. Pp.
    121-132. 2003.**

-   **Mattoo, A.K. Biotechnology in the context of developing nations.
    In: Biotechnology. Applications and Careers (Munshi, M., and Sopory,
    S.K., eds.), Viva Books Private Ltd., New Delhi. Pp. 34-35, 2004.**

-   **Mattoo, A.K., and Handa, A.K. Ethylene signaling in plant cell
    death. In: Plant Cell Death Processes (Nooden, L., ed.), Academic
    Press, New York. Pp. 125-142, 2004.**

-   **Solomos, T., and Mattoo, A.K. Starch-sugar metabolism in potato
    (*Solanum tuberosum* L) tubers in response to temperature
    variations. In: Genetic Improvement of Solanaceous Crops: Volume 1:
    Potato, (M.K. Razdan and Mattoo, A.K., eds), 209-234. 2005**

-   **Mattoo, A.K., and Abdul-Baki, A. Crop genetic responses to
    management: Evidence of root-to-leaf communication. In: Biological
    Approaches to Sustainable Soil Systems (N. Uphoff, A.S. Ball, E.
    Fernandes, H. Herren, O. Husson, M. Laing, C. Palm, and J. Thies,
    eds.), CRC Taylor & Francis, Boca Raton, FL, pp. 221-230. 2006**

-   **Edelman, M., and Mattoo, A.K. The D1 protein: past and future. In:
    Photoprotection, Photoinhibition, Gene Regulation and Environment
    (B. Demmig-Adams, W. Adams and A.K. Mattoo, eds.), Springer,
    Dordecht, the Netherlands. Pp. 23-38, 2006**

**[PATENTS]{.underline}**

-   **Giardi, M.T., Esposito, D., Leonardi, C., Mattoo, A.K.,
    Margonelli, A., and Andelini, G.. Portable system for selective
    monitoring of herbicides based on fluorescence and resistant mutants
    to herbicides. Patent, Upica, Italy, 112 (2000). European Patent
    2003, EP1134585.**

**[GENERAL]{.underline}**

-   **Mattoo, A.K. and Modi, V.V. Review on the book \'Perspectives in
    Industrial Microbiology\' (G.P. Kalle, Y.M. Freites and D.V.
    Tamhane, eds.), 166 pp., Science Today (India), Dec. 1978. (Book
    Review)**

-   **Tucker, M.L., and Mattoo, A.K. In pursuit of scrumptious produce.
    The World & I, pp. 192-199. 1997.**

**[SYMPOSIA PROCEEDINGS]{.underline}**

-   **Mattoo, A.K., Modi, V.V. and Reddy, V.V.R. Studies on ripening of
    mangoes. Tropical and Subtropical Horticulture, Proceedings of the
    International Symposium on Tropical and Subtropical Horticulture, p.
    122-128. 1967. (Symposium Proceedings).**

-   **Mattoo, A.K. and Modi, V.V. Biochemical aspects of ripening and
    chilling injury in mango fruit. Proceedings of the Conference on
    Tropical and Subtropical Fruits. Tropical Products Institute,
    London, p. 111-115, 1969. (Symposium proceedings)**

-   **Mattoo, A.K. Extracellular accumulation of aminopurine nucleotides
    and control of nucleotide degrading enzymes in *Neurospora crassa*.
    Industrial Fermentation Symposium, Jammu Tawi, India, March
    4-6. 1978. (Symposium Proceedings)**

-   **Mattoo, A.K., Dandekar, A.M., Modi, V.V., Phillips, N. and
    Shailubhai, K. Problems and potentials of using indigenous seasonal
    fruits for wine fermentation. Industrial Fermentation Symposium,
    Jammu Tawi, India, March 4-6, 1978. (Symposium Proceedings)**

-   **Marder, J.B., Mattoo, A.K. and Edelman, M. Photosynthesis and the
    rapidly-metabolized 32 kilodalton chloroplast membrane protein. In:
    Cell Function and Differentiation, Part B (G. Akoyunoglou,
    ed.), A. R. Liss Inc., New York, pp. 91-100. 1982. (Symposium
    volume)**

-   **Edelman, M., Marder, J.B. and Mattoo, A.K. A compendium of
    characteristics for the rapidly-metabolized 32kd protein of the
    chloroplast membrane. In: N.A.T.O. Advanced Studies Institute,
    Structure and Function of Plant Genomes (O. Ciferri and L. Dure,
    ed.), Plenum Press, New York, pp. 187-192. 1982. (Symposium
    volume)**

-   **Chalutz, E., Mattoo, A.K. and Anderson, J.D. The relationship
    between Cellulysin-induced ethylene production by tobacco leaf discs
    and ethylene produced during host-pathogen interaction. Proceedings
    10th Meeting Plant Growth Regulator Society, East Lansing, Michigan,
    pp. 18-24. 1983. (Meeting proceedings)**

-   **Mattoo, A.K. and Anderson, J.D. Wound-induced increase in
    1-aminocyclopropane-1-carboxylate synthase activity: regulatory
    aspects and membrane association of the enzyme. In: Ethylene:
    Biochemical, Physiological and Applied Aspects (Y. Fuchs and E.
    Chalutz, eds.), M. Nijhoff/Dr W Junk Publishers, The
    Hague/Boston/Lancaster, pp. 139-147. 1984. (Symposium Proceedings)**

-   **Chalutz, E., Mattoo, A.K. and Anderson, J.D. Ethylene biosynthesis
    in tobacco leaf discs in relation to ethylene treatment, Cellulysin
    application and fungal infection. In: Ethylene: Biochemical,
    Physiological and Applied Aspects (Y. Fuchs and E. Chalutz,
    eds.), M. Nijhoff/Dr W. Junk Publishers, The Hague/Boston/Lancaster,
    pp. 181-188. 1984. (Symposium Proceedings)**

-   **Anderson, J.D., Chalutz, E. and Mattoo, A.K. Purification and
    properties of ethylene inducing factor from the cell wall digesting
    mixture, Cellulysin. In: Ethylene: Biochemical, Physiological and
    Applied Aspects (Y. Fuchs and E. Chalutz, eds.), M. Nijhoff/Dr W.
    Junk Publishers, The Hague/Boston/Lancaster, pp. 189-198. 1984.
    (Symposium Proceedings)**

-   **Anderson, J.D., Chalutz, E. and Mattoo, A.K. Induction of ethylene
    biosynthesis by cell wall digesting enzymes. In: Cellular and
    Molecular Biology of Plant Stress. UCLA Symposium on Molecular and
    Cellular Biology (J.L. Key and T. Kosuge, eds.), Alan R. Liss, NY,
    pp. 263-273. 1985. (Symposium Volume)**

-   **Mattoo, A.K., Marder, J.B., Gaba, V. and Edelman, M. Control of
    32kDa thylakoid protein degradation as a consequence of herbicide
    binding to its receptor. In: Regulation of Chloroplast
    Differentiation (G. Akoyunoglou and H. Senger, ed.), \"Plant
    Biology\" Series, Alan R. Liss, Inc., Publ., New York, pp.
    607-613. 1986. (Symposium volume)**

-   **Marder, J.B., Mattoo, A.K., Goloubinoff, P. and Edelman, M.
    Structure and physiological control of the rapidly-metabolized
    32,000 dalton chloroplast membrane protein. In: Biosynthesis of the
    Photosynthetic Apparatus: Molecular Biology, Development and
    Regulation (P. Thornber, R. Hallick, L. Staehlin, eds.), A. R. Liss,
    Inc., NY, pp. 309-311. 1984. (Symposium volume)**

-   **Edelman, M., Mattoo, A.K. and Marder, J.B. Three hats of the
    rapidly metabolized 32 kD protein of thylakoids. In: Chloroplast
    Biogenesis (R. J. Ellis, ed.), Cambridge University Press,
    Cambridge, pp. 283-302. 1984. (Symposium volume)**

-   **Edelman, M., Goloubinoff, P., Marder, J.B., Fromm, H., Devic, M.,
    Fluhr, R. and Mattoo, A.K. Structure-function relationships and
    regulations of the 32 kDa protein in the Photosynthetic membranes.
    In: Molecular Form and Function of the Plant Genome (L. Van
    Vloten-Doting, G. S. P. Groot and T. C. Hall, eds.), Plenum, NY, pp.
    291-300. 1985. (Symposium volume)**

-   **Mattoo, A.K. and Edelman, M. Photoregulation and metabolism of a
    thylakoidal herbicide-receptor protein. In: Frontiers of Membrane
    Research in Agriculture. Beltsville Symposium 9 (J.B. St. John, E.
    Berlin and P.C. Jackson, eds.), Rowman & Allanheld, Totowa, pp.
    23-34. 1985. (Symposium volume)**

-   **Callahan, F.E., Edelman, M. and Mattoo, A.K. Posttranslational
    acylation and intra-thylakoid translocation of specific chloroplast
    proteins. In: Progress in Photosynthesis Research (J. Biggins, ed.),
    Martinus Nijhoff Publ., Dordrecht, the Netherlands, Vol. 3, pp.
    799-802. 1987. (Symposium volume)**

-   **Norman, H.A., St. John, J.B., Callahan, F.E., Mattoo, A.K. and
    Wergin, W.P. Lipid molecular species composition of granal and
    stromal lamellae. In: The Metabolism, Structure, and Function of
    Plant Lipids. (P.K. Stumpf, J.B. Mudd and W.D. Nes, eds.). Plenum,
    New York, pp. 193-195. 1987. (Symposium Proceedings)**

-   **Mattoo, A.K., Callahan, F.E., Greenberg, B.M., Goloubinoff, P. and
    Edelman, M. Molecular dynamics of the 32,000-dalton photosystem II
    herbicide binding protein. In: Biotechnology for Crop Protection
    (P. A. Hedin, J. J. Menn and R. M. Hollingsworth, eds.). ACS
    Symposium Series 379, ACS Books, Wash., D.C., Chapter 18, pp.
    248-257. 1988. (Symposium volume)**

-   **Mattoo, A.K., Kanellis, A.K., Solomos, T. and Mehta, A.M. Low
    oxygen atmospheres and gene expression in relation to ethylene
    action. Proceedings of the Symposium on Physiology of Fruit Drop,
    Ripening, Storage and Post-Harvest Processing of Fruits, (R. Jona,
    ed.). Universita Degli Studi di Torino, pp. 147-156. Turin, Italy,
    Oct. 3-4. 1988. (Symposium Proceedings)**

-   **Anderson, J.D., Dean, J.F.D., Gamble, H.R. and Mattoo, A.K.
    Induction and characterization of the ethylene biosynthesis-inducing
    xylanase produced by the fungus, *Trichoderma viride*. In:
    Biochemical and Physiological Aspects of Ethylene Production in
    Lower and Higher Plants (H. Clijsters, and M. Van Poucke, eds.),
    Kluwer Acad. Publishers, Dordrecht, pp. 49-56. 1989. (Symposium
    Proceedings)**

-   **Mattoo, A.K., Callahan, F.E., Sopory, S.K. and Edelman, M.
    Trafficking and distribution of the photosynthetic reaction center
    proteins in the chloroplast membranes. In: Photosynthesis: Molecular
    Biology and Bioenergetics (G. Singhal, et al., eds.), Narosa Publ.
    House, New Delhi, pp. 189-193. 1989. (Symposium Proceedings)**

-   **Mattoo, A.K., Mehta, A.M., Dean, J.F.D. and Anderson, J.D.
    Regulation of ethylene biosynthesis in higher plants: Induction and
    identification of 1-aminocyclopropane-1-carboxylate synthase. In:
    Cell Separation in Plants (M.B. Jackson and D.J. Osborne, eds.).
    NATO ASI Series, Vol. H35, pp. 39-50. 1989. (Symposium Volume)**

-   **Mattoo, A.K., Parsons, B.L., Mehta, R.A. and Mehta, A.M.
    Regulation of gene expression upon wounding stress of tomato fruit.
    In: Proceedings of Molecular & Genetic Approaches to Plant Stress.
    (J. Bennett, ed.). International Centre for Genetic Engineering and
    Biotechnology, New Delhi, India, Feb. 14-17. 1990. (Meeting
    Proceedings)**

-   **Greenberg, B.M., Sopory, S.K., Gaba, V., Mattoo, A.K. and
    Edelman, M. Photoregulation of protein turnover in the PSII reaction
    center. In: Current Research in Photosynthesis (M. Baltschefssky,
    ed.), Kluwer Acad. Publ., The Netherlands, Vol. 1:209-216. 1990.
    (Congress Proceedings)**

-   **Ghirardi, M.L., Callahan, F.E., Sopory, S.K., Elich, T.D.,
    Edelman, M. and Mattoo, A.K. Cycling of the photosystem II reaction
    center core between grana and stromal lamellae. In: Current Research
    in Photosynthesis (M. Baltschefssky, ed.), Kluwer Acad. Publishers,
    the Netherlands, Vol. 2:733-738. 1990. (Congress Proceedings)**

-   **Ghirardi, M.L., Sopory, S.K., Elich, T., Greenberg, B.M.,
    Edelman, M. and Mattoo, A.K. Light-induced degradation of the D1
    photosystem II reaction center protein. In: Trends in Bioenergetics
    & Biotechnological Processes, (G.S. Singhal & T. Ramasarma, eds.),
    Today & Tomorrow\'s Printer & Publisher, New Delhi, pp. 57-63. 1991.
    (Symposium Proceedings)**

-   **Elich, T.D., Edelman, M. and Mattoo, A.K. Redox-regulated protein
    phosphorylation and photosystem II function. In: Regulation of
    Chloroplast Biogenesis, (J. H. Argyroudi-Akoyunoglou, ed.), Plenum
    Press, New York, pp. 533-537. 1992. (Congress Proceedings)**

-   **Jansen, M.A.K., Driesenaar, A.R.J., Kless, H., Malkin, S., Mattoo,
    A.K. and Edelman, M. PS-II inhibitor binding, QB-mediated electron
    flow and rapid degradation are separable properties of the D1
    reaction centre protein. In: Regulation of Chloroplast Biogenesis,
    (J.H. Argyroudi-Akoyunoglou, ed.), Plenum, New York. pp.
    295-304. 1992. (Congress Proceedings)**

-   **Anderson, J.D., Bailey, B.A., Taylor, R., Avni, A., Sharon, A.,
    Mattoo, A.K., and Fuchs, Y. The role of ethylene in elicitor-induced
    plant responses. Transactions of the Malaysian Society of Plant
    Physiology, 3:124-128. 1992.**

-   **Mattoo, A.K., Elich, T.D., Ghirardi, M.L., Callahan, F.E. and
    Edelman, M. Post-translational modification of chloroplast proteins
    and the regulation of protein turnover. In: Post-translational
    Modification in Plants, (N. Betty, et al., eds.), Society for
    Experimental Biology, U.K., Seminar Series 53, Cambridge University
    Press. Pp. 65-78. 1993. (Symposium Volume)**

-   **Anderson, J.D., Bailey, B.A., Taylor, R., Sharon, A., Avni, A.,
    Mattoo, A.K. and Fuchs, Y. Fungal xylanase elicits ethylene
    biosynthesis and other defense responses in tobacco. In: Cellular
    and Molecular Aspects of the Plant Hormone Ethylene (Pech, J.-C.,
    Latche, A., and Balague, C., eds.), Kluwer Acad. Publ., Dordrecht
    (the Netherlands). Pp. 197-204. 1993. (Symposium volume)**

-   **Mattoo, A.K., Li, N. and Liu, D. Tomato ACC synthase: Regulation
    of gene expression and importance of the C-terminal region in enzyme
    activity. In: Cellular and Molecular Aspects of the Plant Hormone
    Ethylene (Pech, J.-C., Latche, A. and Bologue, C., eds.), Kluwer
    Acad. Publ., Dordrecht (the Netherlands). Pp. 223-231. 1993.
    (Symposium volume)**

-   **Mattoo, A.K. Molecular strategies to enhance postharvest quality
    of horticultural crops - an overview. In: Postharvest Physiology,
    Pathology and Technologies for Horticultural Commodities: Recent
    Advances (A. Ait-Oubahou and M. El-Otmani, eds.), Inst. Agron. &
    Vet. Hassan II, Agadir, Morocco, pp. 302 312. 1995. (Symposium
    Volume)**

-   **Mehta, R.A. and Mattoo, A.K. Gene expression and protein dynamics
    during tomato fruit ripening. In: Postharvest Physiology, Pathology
    and Technologies for Horticultural Commodities: Recent Advances (A.
    Ait-Oubahou and M. El-Otmani, eds.), Inst. Agron. & Vet. Hassan II,
    Agadir, Morocco, pp. 343 352. 1995. (Symposium Volume)**

-   **Geiken, B., Cona, A., Giardi, M.T., and Mattoo, A.K.
    Phosphorylation of PSII core in relation to D1 turnover in higher
    plants. In: Photosynthesis: from Light to Biosphere, (P. Mathis,
    ed.), Vol. I, pp. 475-478, Kluwer Acad Publ., Netherlands. 1995.**

-   **Booij, I.S., Swegle, M., Dube, S., Edelman, M., and Mattoo, A.K.
    Photodegradation of D1-D2 PSII reaction center heterodimer. In:
    Photosynthesis: from Light to Biosphere, (P. Mathis, ed.), Vol. I,
    pp. 487-490, Kluwer Acad Publ., Netherlands. 1995.**

-   **Giardi, M.T., Cona, A., Geiken, B., Kucera, T., Masojidek, J., and
    Mattoo, A.K. D1 turnover as an adaptation signal for plants to
    recover from drought. In: Interdrought, 1995.**

-   **Cona, A., Kucera, T., Masojidek, J., Geiken, B., Mattoo, A.K., and
    Giardi, M.T. Long-term drought stress symptom: structural and
    functional reorganization of Photosystem II. In: Photosynthesis:
    from Light to Biosphere, (P. Mathis, ed.), Vol. I, pp. 521-524,
    Kluwer Acad Publ., Netherlands. 1995.**

-   **Tucker, M., Matters, G., Koehler, S., Zhou, D., Hong, S.B.,
    Kalaitzis, P., Mattoo, A., and Nath, P. An ethylene-regulated DNA
    element in abscission-specific gene promoters and the expression of
    an ETR1 homologue in tomato abscission. In: Biology and
    Biotechnology of the Plant Hormone Ethylene (A.K. Kanellis, C.
    Chang, H. Kende and D. Grierson, eds.), Kluwer Acad. Publ., Boston.
    Pp. 175 183. 1997.**

-   **Mehta, R., Handa, A., and Mattoo, A. Interactions of ethylene and
    polyamines in regulating fruit ripening. In: Biology and
    Biotechnology of the Plant Hormone Ethylene (A.K. Kanellis, C.
    Chang, H. Kende and D. Grierson, eds.), Kluwer Acad. Publ., Boston.
    Pp. 321-326. 1997.**

-   **Mattoo, A.K. A global perspective on the current status of plant
    biotechnology. In: Proceedings on Environmental Impact-Analysis of
    Transgenic Plants. 1999.**

-   **Mehta, R., Handa, A., and Mattoo, A.K. Ethylene, polyamines and
    fruit ripening. In: Plant Biotechnology and In Vitro Biology in the
    21st Century (A. Altman, M. Ziv, and S. Izhar, eds.), Kluwver Acad.
    Publ., Boston. Pp.591-595. 1999.**

-   **Mehta, R.A., Zhou, D., Tucker, M., Handa, A., Solomos, T., and
    Mattoo, A.K. Ethylene in higher plants: biosynthetic interactions
    with polyamines and high-temperature-mediated differential induction
    of Nr versus TAE1 ethylene receptor. In: Biology and Biotechnology
    of the Plant Hormone Ethylene II (A.K. Kanellis et al., eds.),
    Kluwer Acad. Publ., Boston. Pp. 387-393. 1999.**

-   **Mattoo, A.K., Bhalla-Sarin, N., and Sopory, S.K. Biotechnology in
    the management of abiotic stresses. In: Potato, Global Research &
    Development, (S.M. Paul Khurana, G.S. Shekhawat, B.P. Singh and S.K.
    Pandey, eds.), India Potato Association, Shimla, 1: 212-218. 2000.**

-   **Tucker, M.L., Whitelaw, C.A., Lyssenko, N.N., and Mattoo, A.K.
    Reduced expression of the LeETR1 transcript in tomato results in
    delayed abscission, shorter internodes and reduced auxin movement.
    In: Biology and Biotechnology of the Plant Hormone Ethylene III, (M.
    Vendrell, H. Klee, J.C. Pech and F. Romojaro, eds.), pp. 21-26, IOS
    Press, Amsterdam, 2003.**

-   **Mattoo, A.K., Cassol, T., Mehta, R.A., Goyal, R., Neelam, A.,
    Chung, S.-H., Kumar, V., and Handa, A. Lessons one can learn from
    studying transgenic tomatoes that accumulate higher polyamines in a
    ripening-specific manner. In: Biology and Biotechnology of the Plant
    Hormone Ethylene III, (M. Vendrell, H. Klee, J.C. Pech and F.
    Romojaro, eds.), pp. 359-364, IOS Press, Amsterdam, 2003.**

**[PEER-REVIEWED RESEARCH PAPERS]{.underline}**

-   **Mattoo, A.K., Modi, V.V. and Patel, R.N. Biotin and fatty acid
    biogenesis in *Aspergillus flavus*. Experientia 22:436. 1966.**

-   **Mattoo, A.K. and Modi, V.V. Methionine utilization in ripening
    mangoes. Indian J. Exp. Biol. 5:l26-l27. l967.**

-   **Mattoo, A.K., Modi, V.V. and Reddy, V.V.R. Oxidation and
    carotenogenesis regulating factors in mangoes. Indian J. Biochem.
    5:111-114. 1968.**

-   **Mattoo, A.K. and Modi, V.V. Ethylene and ripening of mangoes.
    Plant Physiol. 44:308-310. 1969.**

-   **Mattoo, A.K. and Modi, V.V. Citrate cleavage enzyme from mango
    fruit. Biochem. Biophys. Res. Commun. 39:895-904. 1970.**

-   **Mattoo, A.K. and Modi, V.V. Partial purification and properties of
    enzyme inhibitors from unripe mangoes. Enzymologia 39:237-247.
    1970.**

-   **Assnani, M.B., Chhatpar, H.S., Kadri, M.H., Mattoo, A.K. and Modi,
    V.V. Microbial spoilage of mangoes. J. Food Sci. Technol. 8:208-209.
    1971.**

-   **Chhatpar, H.S., Mattoo, A.K. and Modi, V.V. Biochemical studies on
    chilling injury in mangoes. Phytochemistry 10:1007-1009. 1971.**

-   **Chhatpar, H.S., Ghai, G., Mattoo, A.K. and Modi, V.V. Some
    problems pertaining to storage and ripening in mango fruit. Acta
    Horticulturae (Netherlands) 24:243-250. 1972.**

-   **Mehta, S.U., Mattoo, A.K. and Modi, V.V. Ribitol and
    flavinogenesis in *Eremothecium ashbyii*. Biochem. J. 130:159-166.
    1972.**

-   **Mattoo, A.K., Joshi, S.R. and Shah, Z.M. Production of
    aminopurines and their nucleotides by *Neurospora crassa*. Indian J.
    Exp. Biol. 11:551-554. 1973.**

-   **Desai, S.B., Mattoo, A.K., Modi, V.V. and Patel, G.S. Growth and
    fructose-1,6-diphosphate aldolase of a thermophilic Talaromyces sp.
    Indian J. Exp. Biol. 11:352-354. 1973.**

-   **Mattoo, A.K. and Rao, J.R. Neurospora fructose-1, 6-diphosphate
    aldolase: Inhibition by sodium pyruvate. Biochem. Biophys. Res.
    Commun. 60:1229-1237. 1974.**

-   **Asundi, S., Mattoo, A.K. and Modi, V.V. Studies on a thermophilic
    Talaromyces sp.: Mitochondrial fatty acids and requirement for a C4
    compound. Indian J. Microbiol. 14:75-80. 1974.**

-   **Baqui, S.M., Mattoo, A.K. and Modi, V.V. Mitochondrial enzymes in
    mango during ripening. Phytochemistry 13:2049-2055. 1974.**

-   **Mattoo, A.K. and Shah, Z.M. Nucleotide degrading enzymes in
    *Neurospora crassa*. Z. Allge. Mikrobiol. 14:581-591. 1974.**

-   **Madia, A.M., Mattoo, A.K. and Modi, V.V. 8-Azaguanine and
    flavinogenesis in *Eremothecium ashbyii*. Biochim. Biophys. Acta
    385:51-57. 1975.**

-   **Mattoo, A.K. and Modi, V.V. Palmitic acid activation of peroxidase
    and its possible significance in mango ripening. Biochim. Biophys.
    Acta 397:318-330. 1975.**

-   **Mattoo, A.K. and Parikh, N.R. Influence of sodium pyruvate on
    *Neurospora* fructose diphosphatase. Neurospora Newsletter 22:9-10.
    1975.**

-   **Mattoo, A.K. A method of visualisation of *Neurospora*
    nucleosidase in polyacrylamide gels. Neurospora Newsletter 22:14.
    1975.**

-   **Madia, A.M., Mattoo, A.K., Modi, V.V. and Amin, G.P. Enzymic
    constitution, ribitol formation and flavinogenesis in *Eremothecium
    ashbyii*. Indian J. Exp. Biol. 14:680-683. 1976.**

-   **Madia, A., Mattoo, A.K. and Modi, V.V. Properties of ribose
    reductase from a flavinogenic *Eremothecium ashbyii*. Indian J.
    Biochem. Biophys. 13:228-233. 1976.**

-   **Keech, D.B., Mattoo, A.K., Carabott, M.J.J. and Wallace, J.C. The
    ATP-dependent reductive carboxylation of 2-oxoglutarate using
    cytosol from rat liver. Biochem. Biophys. Res. Commun. 71:712-718.
    1976.**

-   **Mattoo, A.K., Carabott, M.J.J., Wallace, J.C. and Keech, D.B.
    Properties of the isocitrate synthase system from rat liver.
    Biochem. Soc. Trans. 4:1058-1060. 1976.**

-   **Baqui, S.M., Mattoo, A.K. and Modi, V.V. Glyoxylate metabolism and
    fatty acid oxidation in mango during development and ripening.
    Phytochemistry 16:51-54. 1977.**

-   **Mattoo, A.K. and Vickery, R.S. Subcellular distributions of
    isoenzymes in fruits of a normal cultivar of tomato and of the *rin*
    mutant at two stages of development. Plant Physiol. 60:496-498.
    1977.**

-   **Mattoo, A.K., Baker, J.E., Chalutz, E. and Lieberman, M. Effect of
    temperature on the ethylene-synthesizing systems in apple, tomato
    and *Penicillium digitatum*. Plant Cell Physiol. 18:715-719. 1977.**

-   **Mattoo, A.K. and Lieberman, M. Localization of the ethylene
    synthesizing system in apple tissue. Plant Physiol. 60:794-799.
    1977.**

-   **Chalutz, E., Mattoo, A.K., Anderson, J.D. and Lieberman, M.
    Regulation of ethylene production by phosphate in *Penicillium
    digitatum*. Plant Cell Physiol. 19:189-196. 1978.**

-   **Wali, A.S., Mattoo, A.K. and Modi, V.V. Stimulation of growth and
    glucose catabolite enzymes by succinate in some thermophilic fungi.
    Arch. Microbiol. 118:49-53. 1978.**

-   **Majmudar, G.H., Dandekar, A.M. and Mattoo, A.K. Phosphate-mediated
    control of polyphosphatase in *Neurospora crassa*. Neurospora
    Newsletter 25:20. 1978.**

-   **Rao, N.N., Mattoo, A.K. and Shah, S.R. Comparative studies on the
    fermentative production of nucleotides by wild type *Neurospora
    crassa* and an adenine auxotroph. Indian J. Exp. Biol. 17:899-902.
    1979.**

-   **Mattoo, A.K., Chalutz, E. and Lieberman, M. Effect of lipophilic
    and water-soluble membrane probes on ethylene synthesis in apple and
    *Penicillium digitatum*. Plant Cell Physiol. 20:1079-1106. 1979.**

-   **Mattoo, A.K., Shah, A.N. and Munshi, S.K. Study of the amino acids
    and fatty acids in the stromatolites of Someshwar area in Kumaun
    Himalaya. Current Science 48:623-624. 1979.**

-   **Mattoo, A.K., Chalutz, E., Anderson, J.D. and Lieberman, M.
    Characterization of the phosphate-mediated control of ethylene
    production by *Penicillium digitatum*. Plant Physiol. 64:55-60.
    1979.**

-   **Mattoo, A.K., Anderson, J.D., Chalutz, E. and Lieberman, M.
    Influence of enol ether amino acids, inhibitors of ethylene
    biosynthesis, on aminoacyl transfer RNA synthetases and protein
    synthesis. Plant Physiol. 64:289-292. 1979.**

-   **Wali, A.S., Mattoo, A.K. and Modi, V.V. Comparative
    temperature-stability properties of malate dehydrogenase from some
    thermophilic fungi. Int. J. Peptide Protein Res. 14:99-106. 1979.**

-   **Mattoo, A.K., Dandekar, A.M., Trivedi, J.P., Majmudar, G.H. and
    Patel, D.M. Regulation of *Neurospora crassa* nucleosidases by some
    environmental factors. Z. Allge. Mikrobiol. 19:263-260. 1979.**

-   **Mattoo, A.K., Majmudar, G.H., Dandekar, A.M. and Trivedi, J.P.
    Variations in the levels of aminopurine nucleotidases in *Neurospora
    crassa* as a function of inoculum size, aeration rate and
    orthophosphate concentration. Indian J. Biochem. Biophys.
    17:198-201. 1980.**

-   **Chalutz, E., Mattoo, A.K. and Fuchs, Y. Biosynthesis of ethylene:
    The effect of phosphate. Plant, Cell and Environment 3:349-356.
    1980.**

-   **Apelbaum, A., Burgoon, A.C., Anderson, J.D., Lieberman, M.,
    Ben-Arie, R. and Mattoo, A.K. Polyamines inhibit biosynthesis of
    ethylene in higher plant tissue and fruit protoplasts. Plant
    Physiol. 68:453-456. 1981.**

-   **Fuchs, Y., Mattoo, A.K., Chalutz, E. and Rot, I. Biosynthesis of
    ethylene in higher plants: The metabolic site of inhibition by
    phosphate. Plant, Cell and Environment 4:291-295. 1981.**

-   **Mattoo, A.K., Pick, U., Hoffman-Falk, H. and Edelman, M. The
    rapidly metabolized 32,000-dalton polypeptide of the chloroplast is
    the \'proteinaceous shield\' regulating photosystem II electron
    transport and mediating diuron herbicide sensitivity. Proc. Natl.
    Acad. Sci. U.S.A. 78:1572-1576. 1981.**

-   **Nachustai, R., Nelson, N., Mattoo, A.K. and Edelman, M. Site of
    synthesis of subunits to photosystem I reaction center and the
    proton-ATPase in *Spirodela*. FEBS Letters 125:115-119. 1981.**

-   **Mattoo, A.K., Marder, J.B., Gressel, J. and Edelman, M. Presence
    of the rapidly-labelled 32,000 dalton chloroplast membrane protein
    in triazine resistant biotypes. FEBS Letters 140:36-40. 1982.**

-   **Reisfeld, A., Mattoo, A.K. and Edelman, M. Processing of a
    chloroplast-translated membrane protein in vivo: Analysis of the
    rapidly synthesized 32,000-dalton shield protein and its precursor
    in *Spirodela oligorrhiza*. European J. Biochem. 124:125-129.
    1982.**

-   **Mattoo, A.K., Achilea, O., Fuchs, Y. and Chalutz, E. Membrane
    association and some characteristics of the ethylene forming enzyme
    from etiolated pea seedlings. Biochem. Biophys. Res. Commun.
    105:271-278. 1982.**

-   **Ben-Arie, R., Lurie, S. and Mattoo, A.K. Temperature-dependent
    inhibitory effects of calcium and spermine on ethylene biosynthesis
    in apple discs correlate with changes in microsomal membrane
    microviscosity. Plant Science Lett. 24:239-247. 1982.**

-   **Even-Chen, Z., Mattoo, A.K. and Goren, R. Inhibition of ethylene
    biosynthesis by aminoethoxyvinylglycine and by polyamines shunts
    label from 3,4-\[^14^C\] methionine into spermidine in aged orange
    peel discs. Plant Physiol. 69:385-388. 1982.**

-   **Anderson, J.D., Mattoo, A.K. and Lieberman, M. Induction of
    ethylene production in tobacco leaf discs by cell wall digesting
    enzymes. Biochem. Biophys. Res. Commun. 107:588-596. 1982.**

-   **Hoffman-Falk, H., Mattoo, A.K., Marder, J.B., Edelman, M. and
    Ellis, R.J. General occurrence and structural similarity of the
    rapidly synthesized, 32,000-dalton shield protein of the chloroplast
    membrane. J. Biol. Chem. 257:4583-4587. 1982.**

-   **Mattoo, A.K., Adams, D.O., Patterson, G.W. and Lieberman, M.
    Inhibition of 1-aminocyclopropane-1-carboxylic acid synthase by
    phenothiazines. Plant Science Lett. 28:173-179. l982/83.**

-   **Kapulnik, E., Mattoo, A.K., Chalutz, E. and Chet, I. The
    relationship between the production of ethylene by certain fungi,
    their enzyme constitution and their ability to accumulate
    intracellular phosphate. Z. Pflanzenphysiol. 109:347-354. l983.**

-   **Mattoo, A.K., Chalutz, E., Anderson, J.D. and Lieberman, M.
    Variations in adenylates and adenylate energy charge during
    phosphate-mediated inhibition of ethylene biosynthesis in
    *Penicillium digitatum*. Z. Pflanzenphysiol. 111:301-309. 1983.**

-   **Chalutz, E., Mattoo, A.K., Solomos, T. and Anderson, J.D.
    Enhancement by ethylene of Cellulysin-induced ethylene production by
    tobacco leaf discs. Plant Physiol. 74:99-103. 1984.**

-   **Mattoo, A.K., Hoffman-Falk, H., Marder, J.B. and Edelman, M.
    Regulation of protein metabolism: Coupling of photosynthetic
    electron transport to *in vivo* degradation of the
    rapidly-metabolized 32,000 dalton protein of the chloroplast
    membranes. Proc. Natl. Acad. Sci. U.S.A. 81:1380-1384. 1984.**

-   **Mattoo, A.K., St. John, J.B. and Wergin, W.P. Adaptive
    reorganization of protein and lipid components in chloroplast
    membranes as associated with herbicide-binding. J. Cellular Biochem.
    24:163-175. 1984.**

-   **Wali, A.S. and Mattoo, A.K. Malate dehydrogenase from thermophilic
    *Humicola lanuginosa* and *Mucor pusillus*: Purification and
    comparative properties of the enzymes with differing
    thermostabilities. Canadian J. Biochem. Cell Biology 62:559-565.
    1984.**

-   **Goren, R., Mattoo, A.K. and Anderson, J.D. Ethylene binding during
    leaf development and senescence and its inhibition by silver
    nitrate. J. Plant Physiol. 117:243-248. 1984.**

-   **Marder, J.B., Mattoo, A.K. and Edelman, M. Identification and
    characterization of the psbA gene product: the 32-kDa chloroplast
    membrane protein. Methods in Enzymology 118:384-396. 1986.**

-   **Mattoo, A.K., Baker, J.E. and Moline, H.E. Induction by copper
    ions of ethylene production in *Spirodela oligorrhiza*: Evidence for
    a pathway independent of 1-aminocyclopropane-1-carboxylic acid. J.
    Plant Physiol. 123:193-202. 1986.**

-   **Mattoo, A.K. and Edelman, M. Intra-membrane translocation and
    posttranslational palmitoylation of the chloroplast 32kDa herbicide
    binding protein. Proc. Natl. Acad. Sci. USA 84:1497-1501. 1987.**

-   **Gaba, V., Marder, J.B., Greenberg, B.M., Mattoo, A.K. and
    Edelman, M. Degradation of the 32kDa herbicide binding protein in
    far red light. Plant Physiol. 84:348-352. 1987.**

-   **Roberts, D.R., Thompson, J.E., Dumbroff, E.B., Gepstein, S. and
    Mattoo, A.K. Differential changes in the synthesis and steady state
    levels of thylakoid proteins during bean leaf senescence. Plant Mol.
    Biol. 9:343-353. 1987.**

-   **Greenberg, B.M., Gaba, V., Mattoo, A.K. and Edelman, M.
    Identification of a primary *in vivo* degradation product of the
    rapidly-turning-over 32 kD protein of photosystem II. EMBO J.
    6:2865-2869. 1987.**

-   **Mehta, A.M., Jordan, R.L., Anderson, J.D., and Mattoo, A.K.
    Identification of a unique isoform of
    1-aminocyclopropane-1-carboxylic acid synthase by monoclonal
    antibody. Proc. Natl. Acad. Sci. USA 85:8810-8814. 1988.**

-   **Mattoo, A.K., Marder, J.B. and Edelman, M. Dynamics of the
    photosystem II reaction center. Cell 56:241-246. 1989.**

-   **Mattoo, A.K., Callahan, F.E., Mehta, R.A. and Ohlrogge, J.B. Rapid
    *in vivo* acylation of acyl carrier protein with exogenous fatty
    acids in *Spirodela oligorrhiza*. Plant Physiol. 89:707-711. 1989.**

-   **Greenberg, B.M., Gaba, V., Mattoo, A.K. and Edelman, M.
    Degradation of the 32kDa photosystem II reaction center protein in
    UV, visible and far red light occurs through a common 23.5 kDa
    intermediate. Z. Naturforsch. 44c: 450-452. 1989.**

-   **Kanellis, A.K., Solomos, T. and Mattoo, A.K. Visualization of acid
    phosphatase activity on nitrocellulose filters following
    electroblotting of polyacrylamide gels. Anal. Biochem. 179:194-197.
    1989.**

-   **Kanellis, A.K., Solomos, T. and Mattoo, A.K. Changes in sugars,
    enzymic activities and acid phosphatase isoenzyme profiles of
    bananas ripened in air or stored in 2.5% O2 with and without
    ethylene. Plant Physiol. 90:251-258. 1989.**

-   **Kanellis, A.K., Solomos, T. and Mattoo, A.K. Hydrolytic enzyme
    activities and protein pattern of avocado fruit ripened in air and
    in low oxygen, with and without ethylene. Plant Physiol. 90:259-266.
    1989.**

-   **Erdmann, H., Griesbach, R.J., Lawson, R.H. and Mattoo, A.K.
    1-Aminocyclopropane-1-carboxylic-acid-dependent ethylene production
    during re-formation of vacuoles in evacuolated protoplasts of
    *Petunia hybrida*. Planta 179:196-202. 1989.**

-   **Callahan, F.E., Wergin, W.P., Nelson, N., Edelman, M. and Mattoo,
    A.K. Distribution of thylakoid proteins between stromal and granal
    lamellae in *Spirodela*. Plant Physiol. 91:629-635. 1989.**

-   **Kanellis, A.K., Solomos, T., Mehta, A.M. and Mattoo, A.K.
    Decreased cellulase activity in avocado fruit subjected to 2.5% O2
    correlates with lower cellulase protein and gene transcript levels.
    Plant Cell Physiol. 30:817-823. 1989.**

-   **Greenberg, B.M., Gaba, V., Canaani, O., Malkin, S., Mattoo, A.K.
    and Edelman, M. Separate photosensitizers mediate degradation of the
    32-kDa photosystem II reaction center protein in the visible and UV
    spectral region. Proc. Natl. Acad. Sci., U.S.A. 86:6617-6620.
    1989.**

-   **Callahan, F.E., Norman, H.A., Srinath, T., St. John, J.B.,
    Dhar, R. and Mattoo, A.K. Identification of covalently bound fatty
    acids on acylated proteins immobilized on nitrocellulose paper.
    Anal. Biochem. 183:220-224. 1989.**

-   **Callahan, F.E., Ghirardi, M.L., Sopory, S.K., Mehta, A.M.,
    Edelman, M. and Mattoo, A.K. A novel metabolic form of the 32kDa-D1
    protein in the grana-localized reaction center of photosystem II. J.
    Biol. Chem. 265:15357-15360. 1990.**

-   **Sopory, S.K., Greenberg, B.M., Mehta, R.A., Edelman, M. and
    Mattoo, A.K. Free-radical scavengers inhibit light-dependent
    degradation of the 32kDa photosystem II reaction center protein. Z.
    Naturforsch. 45c:412-417. 1990.**

-   **Mehta, R. A., Parsons, B. L., Mehta, A.M., Nakhasi, H. L. and
    Mattoo, A. K. Differential protein metabolism and gene expression in
    tomato fruit during wounding stress. Plant Cell Physiol. 32:1057-65.
    1991.**

-   **Mehta, A.M., Saftner, R.A., Schaeffer, G.W. and Mattoo, A.K.
    Translational modification of an 18 kilodalton polypeptide by
    spermidine in rice cell suspension cultures. Plant Physiol.
    95:1294-1297. 1991.**

-   **Avni, A., Mehta, R.A., Mattoo, A.K., Greenberg, B.M., Chattoo,
    B.B., Heller, D. and Edelman, M. Nucleotide sequence of the
    *Spirodela oligorrhiza* chloroplast psbA gene coding for the D1
    (32kDa) photosystem II protein. Plant Molecular Biology 17:919-921.
    1991.**

-   **Parsons, B.L. and Mattoo, A.K. Wound-regulated accumulation of
    specific transcripts in tomato fruit: interactions with fruit
    development, ethylene and light. Plant Molecular Biology 17:453-464.
    1991.**

-   **Raina, A.K., Kingan, T.G. and Mattoo, A.K. Chemical signals from
    host plant and sexual behavior in a moth. Science 255:592-594.
    1992.**

-   **Elich, T.D., Edelman, M. and Mattoo, A.K. Identification,
    characterization and resolution of the *in vivo* phosphorylated form
    of the D1 photosystem II reaction center protein. J. Biol. Chem.
    267:3523-29. 1992.**

-   **Mattoo, A.K., Mehta, R.A. and Baker, J.E. Copper-induced ethylene
    biosynthesis in terrestrial (*Nicotiana tabacum*) and aquatic
    (*Spirodela oligorrhiza*) higher plants. Phytochemistry 31:405-409.
    1992.**

-   **Mehta, R.A., Fawcett, T.W., Porath, D. and Mattoo, A.K. Oxidative
    stress causes rapid membrane translocation and *in vivo* degradation
    of ribulose-1,5-bisphosphate carboxylase/oxygenase. J. Biol. Chem.
    267:2810-2816. 1992.**

-   **Li, N., Parsons, B.L., Liu, D. and Mattoo, A.K. Accumulation of
    wound-inducible ACC-synthase in tomato fruit is inhibited by
    salicylic acid and polyamines. Plant Molecular Biology 18:477-87.
    1992.**

-   **Li, N., Wiesman, Z., Liu, D. and Mattoo, A.K. A functional tomato
    ACC synthase expressed in *Escherichia coli* demonstrates suicidal
    inactivation by its substrate S-adenosylmethionine. FEBS Letters
    306:103-107. 1992.**

-   **McCauley, S.W., Baronavski, A.P., Rice, J.K., Ghirardi, M.L. and
    Mattoo, A.K. A search for subpicosecond absorption components in
    photosystem II reaction centers. Chemical Physics Letters
    198:437-442. 1992.**

-   **Breiman, A., Fawcett, T.W., Ghirardi, M.L. and Mattoo, A.K. Plant
    organelles contain distinct peptidyl prolyl *cis trans*
    isomerases. J. Biol. Chem. 267:21293-21296. 1992.**

-   **Bailey, B.A., Avni, A., Li, N., Mattoo, A.K. and Anderson, J.D.
    Nucleotide sequence of the *Nicotiana tabacum* cv. Xanthi gene
    encoding 1-aminocyclopropane-1-carboxylate synthase. Plant Physiol.
    100:1615-1616. 1992.**

-   **Ghirardi, M.L., Mahajan, S., Sopory, S.K., Edelman, M. and Mattoo,
    A.K. Photosystem II reaction center particle from *Spirodela* stroma
    lamellae. J. Biol. Chem. 268, 5357-5360. 1993.**

-   **Jansen, M.A.K., Mattoo, A.K., Malkin, S. and Edelman, M. Direct
    demonstration of binding-site competition between photosystem II
    inhibitors at the QB niche of the D1 protein. Pesticide Biochem.
    Physiol. 46: 78-83. 1993.**

-   **Elich, T.D., Edelman, M. and Mattoo, A.K. Dephosphorylation of
    photosystem II core proteins is light regulated *in vivo*. EMBO J.
    12: 4857-4862. 1993.**

-   **Liu, D., Li, N., Dube, S., Kalinski, A., Herman, E. and Mattoo,
    A.K. Molecular characterization of a rapidly and transiently
    wound-induced soybean (*Glycine max* L.) gene encoding 1-
    aminocyclopropane-1-carboxylate synthase. Plant Cell Physiol. 34:
    1151-1157. 1993**

-   **Parsons, B.L. and Mattoo, A.K. A wound-repressible glycine-rich
    protein transcript is enriched in vascular bundles of tomato fruit
    and stem. Plant Cell Physiol. 35: 27-35. 1994.**

-   **Li, N. and Mattoo, A.K. Deletion of the carboxyl-terminal region
    of ACC synthase, a key protein in the biosynthesis of ethylene,
    results in catalytically hyper-active, monomeric enzyme. J. Biol.
    Chem. 269:6908-6917. 1994.**

-   **Avni, A., Bailey, B.A., Mattoo, A.K. and Anderson, J.D. Induction
    of ethylene biosynthesis in *Nicotiana tabacum* by a *Trichoderma
    viride* xylanase is correlated to the accumulation of 1
    aminocyclopropane-1-carboxylic acid (ACC) synthase and ACC oxidase
    transcripts. Plant Physiol., 106: 1049-1055. 1994.**

-   **Zhou, D., Mattoo, A.K., Li, N., Imaseki, H., and Solomos, T.
    Complete nucleotide sequence of potato tuber acid invertase cDNA.
    Plant Physiol. 106: 397-398. 1994.**

-   **Jansen, M.A.K., Babu, T.S., Heller, D., Gaba, V., Mattoo, A.K.,
    and Edelman, M. Ultraviolet-B effects on *Spirodela oligorrhiza*:
    induction of different protection mechanisms. Plant Science 115:
    217 223. 1996.**

-   **Jansen, M.A.K., Gaba, V., Greenberg, B.M., Mattoo, A.K. and
    Edelman, M. Low threshold levels of ultraviolet-B in a background of
    photosynthetically active radiation trigger rapid degradation of the
    D2 protein of photosystem-II . Plant J. 9: 693-699. 1996.**

-   **Jansen, M.A.K., Greenberg, B.M., Edelman, M., Mattoo, A.K., and
    Gaba, V. Accelerated degradation of the D2 protein of photosystem II
    under ultraviolet radiation. Photochem. Photobiol. 63: 814-817.
    1996.**

-   **Mehta, R. and Mattoo, A.K. Isolation and identification of
    ripening-related tomato fruit carboxypeptidase. Plant Physiol. 110:
    875-882. 1996.**

-   **Mehta, R., Warmbardt, R.D., and Mattoo, A.K. Tomato fruit
    carboxypeptidase: properties, induction upon wounding, and
    immunocytochemical localization. Plant Physiol. 110: 883-892.
    1996.**

-   **Giardi, M.T., Cona, A., Geiken, B., Kucera, T., Masojidek, J.,
    Mattoo, A.K. Long-term drought stress induces structural and
    functional reorganization of Photosystem II. Planta, 199: 118-125.
    1996.**

-   **Zhou, D., Kalaitzis, P., Mattoo, A.K., and Tucker, M.L. The mRNA
    for an ETR1 homologue in tomato is constitutively expressed in
    vegetative and reproductive tissues. Plant Mol. Biol. 30: 1331-1338.
    1996.**

-   **Zhou, D., Mattoo, A.K, and Tucker, M.L. Molecular cloning of a
    tomato cDNA (Genbank U47279) encoding an ethylene receptor. Plant
    Physiol. 110: 1435-1436. 1996.**

-   **Fluhr, R., and Mattoo, A.K. Ethylene - Biosynthesis and
    perception. In Critical Rev Plant Sci. (B.V. Conger, ed.), CRC
    Press, Inc., Boca Raton, Florida, 15: 479-523. 1996.**

-   **Mehta, R., Warmbardt, R.D., and Mattoo, A.K. Tomato (*Lycopersicon
    esculentum* cv Pik-Red) leaf carboxypeptidase: identification,
    N-terminal sequence, stress-regulation and specific localization in
    the paraveinal mesophyll vacuoles. Plant Cell Physiol. 37: 806-815.
    1996.**

-   **Swegle, M., and Mattoo, A.K. Identification and partial amino acid
    sequence of a novel ferredoxin NADP oxidoreductase from rice. Plant
    Cell Physiol. 37: 1183-1187. 1996.**

-   **Elich, T.D., Edelman, M., and Mattoo, A.K. Evidence for
    light-dependent and light-independent protein dephosphorylation in
    chloroplasts. FEBS Letters. 411: 236-238. 1997.**

-   **Shantharam, S. and Mattoo, A.K. Enhancing biological nitrogen
    fixation: an appraisal of current and alternative technologies for N
    input into plants. Plant & Soil. 194: 205-216. 1997.**

-   **Mattoo, A.K. Peptidyl-prolyl *cis-trans* isomerases from plant
    organelles. Methods Enzymol. 290: 84-100. 1998.**

-   **Koblizek, M., Masojidek, J., Komenda, J., Kucera, T., Pilloton,
    R., Mattoo, A.K., and Giardi, M.T. A sensitive photosystem II-based
    biosensor for detection of a class of herbicides. Biotechnol.
    Bioengg. 60, 664-669. 1998.**

-   **Jansen, M.A.K., Mattoo, A.K., and Edelman, M. Photodynamics of
    D1-D2 protein catabolism in the chloroplast. Eur. J. Biochem. 260,
    527-532. 1999.**

-   **Zhou, D., Solomos, T., Imaseki, H., and Mattoo, A.K. Low
    temperature storage induces acid invertase in potato tubers
    (*Solanum tuberosum*). J. Plant Physiol. 154, 346-350. 1999.**

-   **Babu, T.S., Jansen, M., Greenberg, B., Gaba, V., Malkin, S.,
    Mattoo, A.K., and Edelman, M. Amplified degradation of the
    photosystem II D1 and D2 proteins under a mixture of PAR and UV-B:
    Dependence on photosystem II electron transport. Photochem
    Photobiol. 69, 553-559. 1999.**

-   **Mattoo, A.K., Giardi, M-T., Raskind, A., and Edelman, M. Dynamic
    metabolism of photosystem II reaction center proteins and pigments.
    Physiol. Plant. 107: 454-461. 1999.**

-   **Callahan, F.E., Tucker, M.L., Vogt, R.G., Dickens, J.C., and
    Mattoo, A.K. Varying degrees of sexual dimorphism in the expression
    of pheromone binding proteins (PBPs) in different moth species
    suggests multiple roles for PBPs in odor detection. Insect Biochem.
    Mol. Biol. 30: 507-514. 2000.**

-   **Kushalappa, K.M., Mattoo, A.K., and Vijayraghavan, U. A spectrum
    of genes expressed during early stages of rice panicle and flower
    development. J. Genetics 79: 25-32. 2000.**

-   **Booij-James, I.S., Dube, S.K., Jansen, M.A.K., Edelman, M., and
    Mattoo, A.K. Ultraviolet-B radiation impacts light-mediated turnover
    of the photosystem II reaction center heterodimer in *Arabidopsis*
    mutants altered in phenolic metabolism. Plant Physiol. 124:
    1275-1283. 2000.**

-   **Mattoo, A.K., and Handa, A.K. Post-harvest science toward the
    third millennium. Acta Horticulturae 553: 761-767. 2001.**

-   **Mattoo, A.K., Cassol, T., Mehta, R., Ali, N., A. Abdul-Baki, and
    Handa, A. Genetic engineering of tomato fruit for sustained
    accumulation of polyamines during ripening to study their
    physiological role(s). Acta Horticulturae 575 (# 1): 157-161.
    2002.**

-   **Koblizek, M., Maly, J., Masojidek, J., Komenda, J., Kucera, T.,
    Giardi, M.T., Mattoo, A.K., and Pilloton, R. A biosensor for the
    detection of triazine and phenylurea herbicides designed using
    Photosystem II coupled to a screen-printed electrode. Biotechnol.
    Bioengg. 78: 110-116. 2002.**

-   **Whitelaw, C.A., Lyssenko, N.N., Chen, L., Zhou, D., Mattoo, A.K.,
    and Tucker, M. Delayed abscission and shorter internodes correlate
    with a reduction in the ethylene-receptor LeETR1 transcript in
    transgenic tomato. Plant Physiol. 128: 978-987. 2002.**

-   **Mehta, R.A., Cassol, T., Li, N., Ali, N., Handa, A.K., and Mattoo,
    A.K. Engineered polyamine accumulation in tomato enhances
    phytonutrient content, juice quality and vine life. Nature
    Biotechnol. 20: 613-618. 2002.**

-   **Booij-James, I.S., Swegle, M., Edelman, M., and Mattoo, A.K.
    Phosphorylation of the D1 photosystem II reaction center protein is
    controlled by an endogenous circadian rhythm. Plant Physiol. 130:
    2069-2075. 2002.**

-   **Mattoo, A.K. Engineering fruit quality via novel genetic
    intervention. Information Systems Biotechnology New Report, pp. 3-5,
    Dec. 2002.**

-   **Hanzon, J., Smirnoff, P., Applebaum, S.W., Mattoo, A.K., and
    Birk, Y. Thiol-activated serine proteinases from nymphal hemolymph
    of the African migratory locust, *Locusta migratoria
    migratorioides*. Arch. Biochem. Biophys. 410: 83-88. 2003.**

-   **Kumar, V., Mills, D.J., Anderson, J.D., and Mattoo, A.K. Delayed
    senescence and disease tolerance of tomato plants cultivated in
    cover crop mulch correlates with accumulation of specific gene
    products. Acta Horticulturae, 638: 497-502, 2004.**

-   **Kumar, V., Mills, D.J., Anderson, J.D., and Mattoo, A.K. An
    alternative agriculture system is defined by a distinct expression
    profile of select gene transcripts and proteins. Proc. Natl. Acad.
    Sci. USA. 101: 10535-10540, 2004.**

-   **Ebbert, V., Adams III, W.W., Mattoo, A.K., Sokolenko, A., and
    Demmig-Adams, B. Upregulation of a photosystem II core protein
    phosphatase inhibitor and sustained D1 phosphorylation in
    zeaxanthin-retaining, photoinhibited needles of overwintering
    Douglas fir. Plant Cell Environ. 28: 232-240. 2005**

-   **Kumar, V., Abdul-Baki, A., Anderson, J.D., and Mattoo, A.K. Cover
    crop residues enhance growth, improve yield and delay leaf
    senescence in greenhouse-grown tomatoes. HortSci. 40: 1307-1311.
    2005**

-   **Li, J-F., Qi, R., Qu, L-H., Mattoo, A.K., and Li, N. Cleavage of
    the carboxy-terminus of LEACS2, a tomato
    1-aminocyclpropane-1-carboxylic acid synthase isomer, by a 64-kDa
    tomato metalloprotease produces a truncated but active enzyme. J.
    Integrative Pl. Biol. 47: 1352-1363. 2005**

-   **Mattoo, A.K., Sobolev, A.P., Neelam, A., Goyal, R.K., Handa, A.K.,
    and Segre, A.L. NMR spectroscopy-based metabolite profiles of
    transgenic tomato fruit engineered to accumulate polyamines
    spermidine and spermine reveal enhanced anabolic and nitrogen-carbon
    interactions.**