The Influence of Chitosan Derivatives in Combination with Bacillus subtilis Bacteria on the Development of Systemic Resistance in Potato Plants with Viral Infection and Drought
Plants,
Journal Year:
2024,
Volume and Issue:
13(16), P. 2210 - 2210
Published: Aug. 9, 2024
Viral
diseases
of
potatoes
are
among
the
main
problems
causing
deterioration
in
quality
tubers
and
loss
yield.
The
growth
development
potato
plants
largely
depend
on
soil
moisture.
Prevention
strategies
require
comprehensive
protection
against
pathogens
abiotic
stresses,
including
modeling
beneficial
microbiome
agroecosystems
combining
microorganisms
immunostimulants.
Chitosan
its
derivatives
have
great
potential
for
use
agricultural
engineering
due
to
their
ability
induce
plant
immune
responses.
effect
chitosan
conjugate
with
caffeic
acid
(ChCA)
combination
Bacillus
subtilis
47
transcriptional
activity
PR
protein
genes
changes
proteome
during
virus
Y
(PVY)
infection
drought
was
studied.
mechanisms
increasing
resistance
PVY
lack
moisture
associated
activation
transcription
encoding
proteins:
protective
(PR-1),
chitinase
(PR-3),
thaumatin-like
(PR-5),
protease
inhibitor
(PR-6),
peroxidase
(PR-9),
ribonuclease
(PR-10),
as
well
qualitative
quantitative
proteome.
revealed
expression
marker
systemic
acquired
induced
under
influence
combined
treatment
B.
indicate
that,
plants,
formation
viral
conditions
proceeds
synergistically.
By
two-dimensional
electrophoresis
S.
tuberosum
leaf
proteins
followed
by
MALDI-TOF
analysis,
10
were
identified,
content
composition
which
differed
depending
experiment
variant.
In
infected
treated
ChCA,
synthesis
proteinaceous
RNase
P
1
oxygen-evolving
enhancer
2
enhanced
normal
humidity,
20
kDa
chaperonin
TMV
N-like
coat
detected,
intensively
accumulated
leaves
Y-virus.
ChCA
reduced
these
leaves,
subtilis,
not
detected
at
all,
both
humidity
moisture,
suggests
promising
bacteria
regulation
resistance.
Language: Английский
An RNA ligase partner for the prokaryotic protein-only RNase P: insights into the functional diversity of RNase P from genome mining
mBio,
Journal Year:
2025,
Volume and Issue:
unknown
Published: April 29, 2025
ABSTRACT
RNase
P
can
use
either
an
RNA-
or
a
protein-based
active
site
to
catalyze
5′-maturation
of
transfer
RNAs
(tRNAs).
This
distinctive
attribute
in
the
biocatalytic
repertoire
raises
questions
about
underlying
evolutionary
driving
forces,
especially
if
each
variant
somehow
affords
selective
advantage
under
certain
conditions.
Upon
mining
all
publicly
available
prokaryotic
genomes
and
examining
gene
co-occurrence,
we
discovered
that
RNA
ligase
with
circularization
activity
was
significantly
overrepresented
contain
protein
form
P.
unexpected
linkage
inspires
testable
ideas
understand
bases
for
scenarios
might
favor
variants
different
architectures/make-up.
Language: Английский