On the nature and timing of oxygen radical production following exposure of Arabidopsis thaliana leaves to uranium, cadmium or a combination of both stressors

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Horemans, N. [1 ]
Vanhoudt, N. [1 ]
Janssens, M. [1 ]
Van Chaze, B. [1 ]
Wannijn, J. [1 ]
Van Hees, M. [1 ]
Vandenhove, H. [1 ]
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[1] Belgian Nucl Res Ctr SCKCEN, Biosphere Impact Studies, Boeretang 200, B-2400 Mol, Belgium
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10.1051/radiopro/20116761s
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X [环境科学、安全科学];
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08 ; 0830 ;
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The toxicity and oxidative stress responses of 19-day old Arabidopsis seedlings induced by U (66 mu M) and Cd (20 mu M) alone or in a binary mixture set-up (equitoxic mixture) are studied in function of time. After 48h a significant decrease in root and shoot growth and a simultaneous increase in anthocyanin production was evident in all treated plants. Production of O-2(center dot-) or H2O2 was visualized by staining freshly harvested leaves with nitrobluetetrazolium or diaminobezidine, respectively. With this method production of O-2(center dot-) was only significantly measurable after 168 h treatment which coincides with a significant decrease in biomass production and probably also plant cell death. For Cd treated plants a significant increase in H2O2 production was measurable from 24h onwards. In contrast, a similar H2O2 production could not be measured in U or U + Cd treated plants. Both water and lipophilic soluble antioxidants significantly increased in U treated plants after 48 h. These high antioxidant levels might detoxify potential H2O2 produced in the U treated plants. In contrast for Cd treated plants only after 168h a significant increase in water soluble antioxidants was measured whereas no difference in the lipophilic fraction was visible.
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页码:S491 / S496
页数:6
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