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Potential Pathway of Nitrous Oxide Formation in Plants.
Frontiers in Plant Science ( IF 5.6 ) Pub Date : 2020-07-20 , DOI: 10.3389/fpls.2020.01177
Arbindra Timilsina 1, 2 , Chuang Zhang 1, 2 , Bikram Pandey 2, 3 , Fiston Bizimana 1, 2 , Wenxu Dong 1 , Chunsheng Hu 1, 2
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Plants can produce and emit nitrous oxide (N2O), a potent greenhouse gas, into the atmosphere, and several field-based studies have concluded that this gas is emitted at substantial amounts. However, the exact mechanisms of N2O production in plant cells are unknown. Several studies have hypothesised that plants might act as a medium to transport N2O produced by soil-inhabiting microorganisms. Contrarily, aseptically grown plants and axenic algal cells supplied with nitrate (NO3) are reported to emit N2O, indicating that it is produced inside plant cells by some unknown physiological phenomena. In this study, the possible sites, mechanisms, and enzymes involved in N2O production in plant cells are discussed. Based on the experimental evidence from various studies, we determined that N2O can be produced from nitric oxide (NO) in the mitochondria of plants. NO, a signaling molecule, is produced through oxidative and reductive pathways in eukaryotic cells. During hypoxia and anoxia, NO3 in the cytosol is metabolised to produce nitrite (NO2), which is reduced to form NO via the reductive pathway in the mitochondria. Under low oxygen condition, NO formed in the mitochondria is further reduced to N2O by the reduced form of cytochrome c oxidase (CcO). This pathway is active only when cells experience hypoxia or anoxia, and it may be involved in N2O formation in plants and soil-dwelling animals, as reported previously by several studies. NO can be toxic at a high concentration. Therefore, the reduction of NO to N2O in the mitochondria might protect the integrity of the mitochondria, and thus, protect the cell from the toxicity of NO accumulation under hypoxia and anoxia. As NO3 is a major source of nitrogen for plants and all plants may experience hypoxic and anoxic conditions owing to soil environmental factors, a significant global biogenic source of N2O may be its formation in plants via the proposed pathway.



中文翻译:

植物中一氧化二氮形成的潜在途径。

植物可以产生并向大气排放一氧化二氮(N 2 O),这是一种有力的温室气体,一些野外研究得出的结论是,这种气体的排放量很大。但是,尚不清楚植物细胞中N 2 O产生的确切机制。多项研究假设植物可能充当运输土壤居住微生物产生的N 2 O的媒介。相反,据报道,无菌生长的植物和带有硝酸盐(NO 3)的轴生藻类细胞会释放N 2 O,这表明它是由一些未知的生理现象在植物细胞内部产生的。在这项研究中,N 2可能涉及的位点,机制和酶讨论了植物细胞中的O产生。基于从各种研究的实验证据,我们确定n 2 O可以从在植物的线粒体一氧化氮(NO)产生。NO,一种信号分子,是通过真核细胞中的氧化和还原途径产生的。在缺氧和缺氧期间,胞浆中的NO 3被代谢产生亚硝酸盐(NO 2),亚硝酸盐被还原形成NO。通过线粒体中的还原途径。在低氧气条件下,在线粒体NO形成被进一步还原成N 2通过的细胞色素C氧化酶(CCO)的还原形式O操作。如先前几项研究报道,该途径仅在细胞经历缺氧或缺氧时才有效,并且可能参与植物和土壤动物的N 2 O形成。NO在高浓度下可能有毒。因此,线粒体中NO还原为N 2 O可能保护线粒体的完整性,从而保护细胞免受缺氧和缺氧条件下NO积累的毒性。作为NO 3是植物的主要氮源,由于土壤环境因素,所有植物都可能经历缺氧和缺氧条件,N 2 O的重要全球生物成因可能是其在植物中的形成通过 建议的途径。

更新日期:2020-07-31
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