The investigation was conducted to know the effect of 2, 4-Dichlorophenoxy acetic acid and inoculation on Para-nodule formation and growth parameters in wheat. Formation of nodular outgrowth on the roots of wheat seed...The investigation was conducted to know the effect of 2, 4-Dichlorophenoxy acetic acid and inoculation on Para-nodule formation and growth parameters in wheat. Formation of nodular outgrowth on the roots of wheat seedlings treated with 2, 4-D commenced in 8-10 days. The maximum Para-nodule formation was found in 1 ppm of 2, 4-D when incubated with bradyrhizobium P-132. Inoculation of the same has helped to increase the number of Para-nodule, but not essential for Para-nodulation. Histological study shows that, these induced Para-nodules originated from the pericycle and these are appeared to be modified lateral roots and Para-nodule structure formations however, it enhanced by bradyrhizobial inoculation.展开更多
Radix Sophorae tonkinensis(RST) is a widely used herb in Traditional Chinese Medicine(TCM) for treating infectious and inflammatory diseases. However, the toxicity data for RST are limited. The aim of this work is to ...Radix Sophorae tonkinensis(RST) is a widely used herb in Traditional Chinese Medicine(TCM) for treating infectious and inflammatory diseases. However, the toxicity data for RST are limited. The aim of this work is to assess and compare the toxicity of the whole RST extract and its five active fractions using the zebrafish model. Five active fractions of RST were prepared using five different types of solvents, which included dealkalized water, ethanol, n-butyl ethanol, dichloromethane, and diethyl ether. The chemical profiles of the active fractions were determined by high-performance liquid chromatography(HPLC), and the toxicity observed in the zebrafish model was confirmed using mouse models. In the zebrafish model, cardiovascular toxicity was observed for the fraction extracted using diethyl ether, and hepatotoxicity was observed for the whole RST extract and the fractions extracted using water and ethanol, whereas both cardiovascular and hepatic toxicities were observed for the fractions extracted using n-butyl ethanol and dichloromethane. The hepatotoxicity of the fractions extracted using n-butyl ethanol and dichloromethane was also observed in mice. Our findings provide the toxicity data for RST and its five active fractions through modeling in a zebrafish, and indicate that the different fractions may each have a different toxicity, which is helpful for the optimal use of RST in clinical practice.展开更多
文摘The investigation was conducted to know the effect of 2, 4-Dichlorophenoxy acetic acid and inoculation on Para-nodule formation and growth parameters in wheat. Formation of nodular outgrowth on the roots of wheat seedlings treated with 2, 4-D commenced in 8-10 days. The maximum Para-nodule formation was found in 1 ppm of 2, 4-D when incubated with bradyrhizobium P-132. Inoculation of the same has helped to increase the number of Para-nodule, but not essential for Para-nodulation. Histological study shows that, these induced Para-nodules originated from the pericycle and these are appeared to be modified lateral roots and Para-nodule structure formations however, it enhanced by bradyrhizobial inoculation.
基金Project supported by the National Science and Technology Major Project of China(Nos.2012ZX09505001-002 and 2015ZX09501004-002-002)the Zhejiang Provincial Science and Technology Planning Project of China(No.2014C03009)
文摘Radix Sophorae tonkinensis(RST) is a widely used herb in Traditional Chinese Medicine(TCM) for treating infectious and inflammatory diseases. However, the toxicity data for RST are limited. The aim of this work is to assess and compare the toxicity of the whole RST extract and its five active fractions using the zebrafish model. Five active fractions of RST were prepared using five different types of solvents, which included dealkalized water, ethanol, n-butyl ethanol, dichloromethane, and diethyl ether. The chemical profiles of the active fractions were determined by high-performance liquid chromatography(HPLC), and the toxicity observed in the zebrafish model was confirmed using mouse models. In the zebrafish model, cardiovascular toxicity was observed for the fraction extracted using diethyl ether, and hepatotoxicity was observed for the whole RST extract and the fractions extracted using water and ethanol, whereas both cardiovascular and hepatic toxicities were observed for the fractions extracted using n-butyl ethanol and dichloromethane. The hepatotoxicity of the fractions extracted using n-butyl ethanol and dichloromethane was also observed in mice. Our findings provide the toxicity data for RST and its five active fractions through modeling in a zebrafish, and indicate that the different fractions may each have a different toxicity, which is helpful for the optimal use of RST in clinical practice.
