Effect of the Elicitor from Rhodotorula rubra on the Production of Flavonoids in the Culture of Ononis arvensis L. in vitro
VLIV ELICITORU Z RHODOTORULA RUBRA RHODOTORULA RUBRA NA PRODUKCI FLAVONOIDŮ KULTUROU ONONIS ONONIS ARVENSIS ARVENSIS L. IN VITRO IN VITRO
Byl testován vliv elicitoru – roztoku homogenátu a usmrcených buněk Rhodotorula rubra ve třech různých koncentracích na produkci flavonoidů v kalusové a suspenzní kultuře Ononis arvensis L. Elicitor byl v kontaktu s kulturou 24; 48 a 168 hodin. Ze získaných výsledků vyplývá, že jak v případě roztoku homogenátu i roztoku buněk Rhodotorula rubra došlo k významnému zvýšení produkce flavonoidů při použití koncentrace c3 po 48 hodinové elicitaci, ale i po 24 hodinách elicitace byl obsah flavonoidů zvýšen.
Klíčová slova:
Ononis arvensis – flavonoidy – elicitor – Rhodotorula rubra
Authors:
L. Tůmová; K. Babáková
Authors‘ workplace:
Katedra farmakognozie Farmaceutické fakulty Univerzity Karlovy, Hradec Králové
Published in:
Čes. slov. Farm., 1999; , 36-39
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Overview
The effect of the elicitor – a solution of a homogenate and killed cells of Rhodotorula rubra in three different concentrations on the production of flavonoids in a callus and suspension culture of Ononis arvensis L. was tested. The elicitor was in contact with the culture for 24; 48 and 168 hours. It follows from the obtained results that in the case of both the homogenate and the solution of the cells of Rhodotorula rubra there occurred a significant increase in the production of flavonoids with the use of the concentration c3 after 48 hours’ elicitation. However, even after 24 hours of elicitation the content of flavonoids was increased.
Key words:
Ononis arvensis – flavonoids – elicitor – Rhodotorula rubra
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