CAFFEIC ACID STIMULATES IN VIVO LUMINESCENCE OF THE MYCELIA OF THE HIGHER FUNGI NEONOTHOPANUS NAMBI AND ARMILLARIA BOREALIS

N. Ronzhin; E. Posokhina; Violetta Le; O. Mogilnaya; Yuliya Zakharova; Andrey Sukhikh; V. Bondar

doi:10.29039/rusjbpc.2023.0592

CAFFEIC ACID STIMULATES IN VIVO LUMINESCENCE OF THE MYCELIA OF THE HIGHER FUNGI NEONOTHOPANUS NAMBI AND ARMILLARIA BOREALIS

Published in Russian Journal of Biological Physics and Chemisrty · Pages 7–83 · Rubric: MEDICAL BIOPHYSICS AND BIOPHYSICAL CHEMISTRY

DOI: https://doi.org/10.29039/rusjbpc.2023.0592

Received: 07.07.2023 Accepted: 16.05.2024 Published: 16.05.2024

Authors

N. Ronzhin

E. Posokhina

Violetta Le

ORCID SPIN

O. Mogilnaya

Yuliya Zakharova

ORCID

Andrey Sukhikh

ORCID SPIN

V. Bondar

N. Ronzhin

FRC KSC SB RAS Institute of Biophysics SB RAS · Russian Federation · Krasnoyarsk

E. Posokhina

FRC KSC SB RAS Institute of Biophysics SB RAS · Russian Federation · Krasnoyarsk

Violetta Le

Kemerovo State University Russian Federation · Kemerovo

ORCID SPIN

O. Mogilnaya

FRC KSC SB RAS Institute of Biophysics SB RAS · Russian Federation · Krasnoyarsk

Yuliya Zakharova

Kemerovo State Medical University Russian Federation · Kemerovo

ORCID

Andrey Sukhikh

Kemerovo State University Russian Federation · Kemerovo

ORCID SPIN

V. Bondar

FRC KSC SB RAS Institute of Biophysics SB RAS · Russian Federation · Krasnoyarsk

ABSTRACT

In vivo experiments have shown that the addition of caffeic acid to the luminous mycelia of the higher fungi Neonothopanus nambi and Armillaria borealis stimulates a rapid and significant (by an order of magnitude or more) increase in the intensity of their light emission. It has been suggested that the observed effect of fungal luminescence activation may be mediated by the oxidation of caffeic acid by enzymes of the ligninolytic complex of basidiomycetes (in particular, by peroxidases) with the emission of visible light quanta. Comparative in vivo experiments showed that the addition of hispidin (the precursor of luciferin in the light emission reaction of higher fungi) did not affect the intensity of bioluminescence of the mycelia. At the same time, in vitro studies found that caffeic acid significantly suppressed the NADPH-hispidin-activated emission reaction of luminescent systems isolated from the mycelia of N. nambi and A. borealis. The inhibitory effect of caffeic acid is considered and discussed in the work from the standpoint of the classical biochemistry concept on enzyme inhibition by the reaction product according to the negative feedback principle. In general, the results obtained develop and supplement the understanding of the mechanisms of light emission in higher fungi and testify in favor of the fact that the generation of visible light quanta in basidiomycetes can be carried out by different biochemical pathways involving different enzymes (or enzyme systems). Clarifying the mechanism of stimulation of in vivo bioluminescence of higher fungi by caffeic acid is a priority for further research.

KEYWORDS

luminous higher fungi, basidiomycetes, luminous mycelium, fungal luminescent systems, caffeic acid, hispidin, reduced pyridine nucleotides

Funding

Issledovaniya vypolneny v ramkah gosudarstvennogo zadaniya Ministerstva nauki i vysshego obrazovaniya RF (proekt № 0287-2021-0016).

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Ronzhin N. O., Posokhina E. D., Le V. M., Mogilnaya O. A., Zakharova Y. V., Sukhikh A. S., Bondar V. S. CAFFEIC ACID STIMULATES IN VIVO LUMINESCENCE OF THE MYCELIA OF THE HIGHER FUNGI NEONOTHOPANUS NAMBI AND ARMILLARIA BOREALIS // . 2024. pp. 7-83. DOI: https://doi.org/10.29039/rusjbpc.2023.0592. (Date of access 19.08.2026).

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N. Ronzhin, Posokhina E. D., Le V. M., Mogilnaya O. A., Zakharova Y. V., Sukhikh A. S., Bondar V. S.. "CAFFEIC ACID STIMULATES IN VIVO LUMINESCENCE OF THE MYCELIA OF THE HIGHER FUNGI NEONOTHOPANUS NAMBI AND ARMILLARIA BOREALIS." (2024): 7-83. DOI: https://doi.org/10.29039/rusjbpc.2023.0592.

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Ronzhin N. O., Posokhina E. D., Le V. M., Mogilnaya O. A., Zakharova Y. V., Sukhikh A. S., Bondar V. S. (2024). CAFFEIC ACID STIMULATES IN VIVO LUMINESCENCE OF THE MYCELIA OF THE HIGHER FUNGI NEONOTHOPANUS NAMBI AND ARMILLARIA BOREALIS. , 7-83. https://doi.org/10.29039/rusjbpc.2023.0592

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N. Ronzhin, Posokhina E. D., Le V. M., Mogilnaya O. A., Zakharova Y. V., Sukhikh A. S., Bondar V. S.. "CAFFEIC ACID STIMULATES IN VIVO LUMINESCENCE OF THE MYCELIA OF THE HIGHER FUNGI NEONOTHOPANUS NAMBI AND ARMILLARIA BOREALIS." , no. (2024): 7-83. https://doi.org/10.29039/rusjbpc.2023.0592.

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