Uporaba bakterijskih proteinov kot bioinsekticidov

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Klavdija Fortuna (Author), Kristina Sepčić (Mentor), Kristina Sepčić (Thesis defence commission member), Polona Jamnik (Thesis defence commission member), Mojca Narat (Thesis defence commission member)

Abstract

Bakterijski bioinsekticidi predstavljajo zamenjavo za kemične insekticide, vendar je njihova uporaba omejena, saj ima večina mikrobov ozek spekter delovanja, ki jim omogoča, da ubijejo le določeno vrsto škodljivca. Kristalni insekticidni proteini bakterije Bacillus thuringiensis (Bt), imenovani tudi Cry toksini, kljub temu ponujajo več prednosti pred sintetičnimi pesticidi: so biorazgradljivi in zato varni za okolje, so zelo specifični za tarčne organizme in zato varni za netarčne organizme, kot so ljudje in ostali sesalci. Cry toksini so bili vnešeni tudi v rastlinske genome. Ta pristop je občutno zmanjšal uporabo kemičnih pesticidov na območjih, kjer je ta tehnologija bila sprejeta. Problem gojenja transgenih Bt rastlin predstavlja razvoj odpornosti na Cry toksine, ki je ponavadi posledica mutacij. Zato se v rastlinski genom vstavi več različnih genov za Cry toksine, ki imajo različen mehanizem delovanja, možnost pojava odpornosti pa se s tem zmanjša. V kombinaciji s tem pristopom se pogosto uporablja tudi strategijo pribežališč. Najnovejša generacija Bt koruze izraža kombinacijo binarnega toksina Cry34Ab/Cry35Ab in Cry3Bb toksina. Cry34 proteini, vključno s Cry34Ab1, so edini predstavniki kristalnih toksičnih proteinov, ki so strukturno podobni egerolizinom. Cry35Ab1 tvori kompleks z egerolizinom podobnim proteinom Cry34Ab1 in ta kompleks nato tvori pore v membrani. Ker so ličinke koruznega hrošča ponekod že razvile odpornost proti Bt koruzi, je zelo pomembno odkritje novih proteinskih toksinov, ki ne pripadajo bakteriji Bt, zato je manjša možnost, da pride do razvoja navzkrižne odpornosti.

Keywords

bioinsekticid;Bacillus thuringiensis;insekticidni kristalni proteini;škodljivci;transgene rastline;odpornost;

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Language:	Slovenian
Year of publishing:	2019
Typology:	2.11 - Undergraduate Thesis
Organization:	UL BF - Biotechnical Faculty
Publisher:	[K. Fortuna]
UDC:	606:632:631.528(043.2)
COBISS:	9257337
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Secondary language:	English
Secondary title:	ǂThe ǂuse of bacterial proteins as bioinsecticides
Secondary abstract:	Biopesticides of bacterial origin represent a substitute for chemical insecticides, but however their use is limited, since most microbes show a narrow spectrum of activity that enables them to kill only certain insect species. Bacillus thuringiensis (Bt) insecticidal crystal proteins (Cry toxins) however offer a number of advantages over synthetic pesticides, including environmental safety, and high specificy to target insects and therefore safety to non-target organisms, like humans and other mammals. Cry toxins have also been introduced into transgenic crops. This approach has resulted in significant reduction in use of chemical insecticides in places where this technology has been embraced. The major weakness of the use of Bt crops is development of insect resistance to Cry toxins developed by mutations. The use of gene stacking of different Cry toxins with different modes of action in the same plant is one strategy to cope with the apperance of insect resistance as well as combining it with the use of refuge strategy. The novel generation of Bt corn express a series of toxins including Cry34Ab1/Cry35Ab1 binary toxin and Cry3Bb toxin. Cry34 proteins, including Cry34Ab1, are the only representatives of crystal toxic proteins that are structurally similar to aegerolysins. Cry35Ab1 forms a complex with an aegerolysin-like Cry34Ab1 protein, and this complex then forms pores in the membrane. Since corn rootworm larvae have already developed resistance to Bt maize, discovery of new protein toxins that do not belong to Bt is very important, so there is less chance of developing cross-resistance.
Secondary keywords:	bioinsecticide;insecticidal crystal proteins;insects;transgenic plants;resistance;
Type (COBISS):	Bachelor thesis/paper
Study programme:	0
Thesis comment:	Univ. v Ljubljani, Biotehniška fak., Študij biotehnologije
Pages:	VIII, 22 str.
ID:	11187813