Putrescine regulates nitric oxide accumulation in Ganoderma lucidum partly by influencing cellular glutamine levels under heat stress
Putrescine regulates nitric oxide accumulation in Ganoderma lucidum partly by influencing cellular glutamine levels under heat stress
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腐胺部分通过影响热应激下细胞谷氨酰胺水平来调节灵芝中一氧化氮的积累
DOI:
10.1016/j.micres.2020.126521
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发表时间:
2020
影响因子:
6.7
通讯作者:
Ming-wen Zhao
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作者:
Jia-le Xia;Chen-Gao Wu;Ang Ren;Yan-ru Hu;Sheng-li Wang;Xiao-fei Han;Liang Shi;Jing Zhu;Ming-wen Zhao
When fungi are subjected to abiotic stresses, the polyamines (PAs) level alter significantly. Here, we reveal that the polyamine putrescine (Put) could play an important role in alleviating heat stress(HS)-induced accumulation of nitric oxide (NO).Ornithine decarboxylase (ODC)-silenced mutants that were defective in Put biosynthesis exhibited significantly lower NO levels than the wild type (WT) when subjected to HS. With addition of 5 mM exogenous Put, theODC-silenced mutant endogenous Put obviously increased under HS. At the same time, the contents of NO in theODC-silenced mutants recovered to approximately WT levels after the administration of exogenous Put. However, the elevated NO content in theODC-silenced mutants disappeared when exogenous Put and carboxy-PTIO (PTIO is a specific scavenger of NO) were added. Intriguingly, the content of glutamine (Gln) was significantly increased in theODC-silenced strains. When exogenous Put was added to the WT, the Gln content was significantly decreased. The appearance of a high level of Gln was accompanied by nitrate reductase (NR) activity reduction. Further studies showed that Put influenced ganoderic acids (GAs) biosynthesis by regulating NO content, possibly through NR, under HS. Our work reported that Put regulates HS-induced NO accumulation by changing the cellular Gln level in filamentous fungi.ImportanceIn our present work, it was HS as an ubiquitous environmental stress that affects the important pharmacological secondary metabolite (GAs) content inG. lucidum.Afterwards, we began to explore the network formed between multiple substances to jointly reduce the massive accumulation of GAs content caused by HS. We firstly focused on Put, a substance that enhances resistance to multiple stresses. Further, we discovered an influence on Put could changing the NO content, which has been shown to decrease the accumulation of GAs via HS. Then, we also found the change of NO content may be due to Put level that would affect intracellular Gln content. It has never been reported. And ultimately, it is Put related network that could reduce HS-inducing secondary metabolite mess in fungi.