О ВЛИЯНИИ УЛЬТРАДИСПЕРСНЫХ ЧАСТИЦ ОКСИДА КРЕМНИЯ IV (SiO2) И ЭКСТРАКТА КОРЫ ДУБА НА БАКТЕРИАЛЬНУЮ ЛЮМИНЕСЦЕНЦИЮ
Аннотация
Состояние вопроса. Фитобиотические добавки и ультрадисперсные частицы (УДЧ), в особенности металлической природы, находят все большее применение в сельском хозяйстве как удобрения и компоненты кормовых добавок. Однако о действии неметаллических УДЧ данных крайне мало. В частности, кремнийсодержащие УДЧ показали высокую эффективность как стимуляторы роста растений в стрессовых условиях, но могут ли они выступать как антибактериальные средства или в качестве протекторных агентов в микробиальных экосистемах неизвестно.
Цель работы – оценка позитивно-негативных реакций модельного люминесцирующего микроорганизма Escherichia coli K12 TG1 при воздействии на него суспензий УДЧ оксида кремния IV (SiO2) в различных концентрациях как в чистом виде, так и в сочетании с фитобиотической добавкой – экстрактом коры дуба.
Материалы и методы. В статье изучена интенсивность свечения рекомбинантного штамма Echerichia coli природного морского микроорганизма Photobacterium leiongnathi с клонированными luxCDABE-гены при воздействии концентраций (0,5-0,00024 M) ультрадисперсных частиц SiO2 и разведений водного экстракта коры дуба (2-1024 кратное).
Результаты. Установлено, что УДЧ в чистом виде стимулируют бактериальную люминесценцию на 252,2 % в отношении контроля в стационарной фазе роста при 0,5 моль/л. Они же выступают как протекторы внутриклеточного метаболизма, снижая ингибирующее действие экстракта коры дуба. Последний в чистом виде подавляет более 50 % свечения бактерий вплоть до 4-кратного разведения (12,5 мг/мл), что определяет возможность его использования в качестве альтернативы антибиотическим препаратам.
Заключение. УДЧ SiO2 обладают выраженными защитными свойствами в отношении микробиального сообщества.
Информация о спонсорстве. Исследование выполнено при финансовой поддержке Гранта президента РФ (Проект № 075-15-2022-682/1).
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