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    The use of glowing wood as a source of luminescent culture of fungus mycelium [Text] / A. P. Puzyr, S. E. Medvedeva, V. S. Bondar // Mycosphere. - 2016. - Vol. 7, Is. 1. - P1-17, DOI 10.5943/mycosphere/7/1/1. - Cited References:22. - The authors are grateful to Prof. A. Frank, Director of North Borneo Biostation, for the opportunity to carry out studies of glowing wood; to Nadezhda N. Kudashova, a senior researcher at the Institute of Biology and Biophysics at the Tomsk University, for identifying the species of nonluminous fungi. This study was supported by grant no. 11.G34.31.0058 (RF Government) and Projects no. 71 (SB RAS). . - ISSN 2077-7000
РУБ Mycology
Рубрики:
BIOLUMINESCENCE CHARACTERISTICS
   NEONOTHOPANUS-NAMBI

   LIGHT-EMISSION

Кл.слова (ненормированные):
Bioluminescence -- culture of luminous mycelia -- kinetics of luminescent -- reaction -- light emitting wood -- luminous fungus
Аннотация: In studies of fungal bioluminescence, not only fruiting bodies and spores of the fungus, but also samples of luminescent wood, leaf litter or soil may need to be used to derive pure mycelial culture. This study describes an approach to isolating the culture of luminescent fungal mycelium from samples of light-emitting wood found on Borneo Island in November-December 2013. A GelDoc XR Imaging System (Bio-Rad Laboratories, Inc., U.S.) was used for the first time to monitor luminescence and select luminous samples. This study shows that for successful isolation of the culture of luminescent mycelium out of the luminescent wood found in the forest, it is imperative to keep the samples moist (mycelium alive until there is water), while immediate and aseptic delivery of the samples to the laboratory is not a crucial condition (inner layers of wood is "sterile"). Investigation of the growth features of the isolated mycelium in various growing conditions revealed some peculiar properties of its luminescence in comparison with the known luminescent cultures of basidiomycetes. When grown on solid nutrient media, mycelium exhibits low growth rates, long-lasting luminescence (140 days or longer), and emergence and disappearance of local zones with high levels of light emission. Mycelium produced in submerged culture does not emit light, and this effect must be caused by the absence or a very low level of the luminescent reaction substrate in the biomass. The luminescence system isolated from mycelial biomass did not induce luminescent reaction in vitro upon the addition of NADPH (recording intensity is 60 100 URL/sec). We found that enzymes of the luminescence systems isolated from mycelium pellets retained their activity and catalyzed luminescent reaction when a hot extract of the luminous fungus Armillaria sp. (IBSO 2360) was added (near 1900 URL/sec). The same effect was obtained after addition of hot extracts from the fruiting bodies of nonluminous higher fungi Pholiota squarrosa, Cortinarius sp., Hypholoma capnoides and Chroogomphus rutilus (near 3500 URL/sec). The pure culture of luminescent mycelium has been registered in the Culture Collection of IBP SB RAS as IBSO 2371; now it can be used for various in vivo and in vitro studies, including identification of the fungus.

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Russian Acad Sci, Siberian Branch, Inst Biophys, Krasnoyarsk 660036, Russia.

Доп.точки доступа:
Puzyr, A. P.; Medvedeva, S. E.; Bondar, V. S.; RF Government [11.G34.31.0058]; SB RAS [71]

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