Ascorbic acid addition during dehydration improves garlic shoot tip cryopreservation but does not affect viral load
Ascorbic acid addition during dehydration improves garlic shoot tip cryopreservation but does not affect viral load
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脱水过程中添加抗坏血酸可改善大蒜茎尖冷冻保存,但不影响病毒载量
DOI:
10.1016/j.cryobiol.2022.05.001
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2022
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Zhen Wu
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Xiaodong Xing;Min Liu;Rong Zhou;Fangling Jiang;Yunhe Bai;Hanyu Wei;Deng Zhang;Jingjing Wei;Zhen Wu
Cryopreservation is known be an effective method for virus elimination in garlic. However, oxidative damage during the cryopreservation seriously affects the survival of garlic after cryopreservation. Ascorbic acid (AsA) can reduce oxidative damage and improve regrowth following cryopreservation, and its effect may be influenced by the step during which it is added. In this study, AsA was added at the osmoprotection (O) and dehydration (DE) steps of cryopreservation. By observing the dynamic changes in cell viability and reactive oxygen species (ROS) components with different AsA treatments, AsA has been linked to the reduced accumulation of ROS in the shoot tips. Increased gene expression levels of antioxidant enzymes also explained the ROS scavenging effect of AsA. The correlation analysis between cell viability, ROS, membrane lipid peroxidation-related indicators and antioxidant-related indicators showed that membrane lipid peroxidation caused by excess ROS was the main factor affecting cell viability. Ascorbic acid added during dehydration minimized the accumulation of ROS from dehydration to dilution and alleviated the oxidative damage during cryopreservation. Thus, the survival and regrowth of the garlic was significantly improved after cryopreservation. Dehydration was found to be the suitable step for the addition of AsA during garlic cryopreservation. We further evaluated the virus elimination effect under optimal AsA treatment. However, there was no significant difference in virus content in regenerated plants when compared with the control. • Dehydration is the optimal step for adding AsA in garlic cryopreservation. • Ascorbic acid promotes the ROS scavenging of shoot tip and influences the expression of antioxidant enzyme encoding genes. • The addition of AsA to the dehydration step significantly improves the survival and regrowth after cryopreservation.