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Formation of siderophore in fungi

Funguslarda siderofor oluşumu

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Recently, siderophores have been considered very important not only for pathogenicity of fungi on plants and animals but also to maintain fungusplant simbiotism.

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Objective & Hypothesis:Iron, is the fourth most available element in the world, however it is found as chemical compounds with other atoms.
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Key Findings & Data:Fort his reason, in plants a complex system is needed for iron uptake to to use it for various duties.
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Conclusion & Impact:Recently, siderophores have been considered very important not only for pathogenicity of fungi on plants and animals but also to maintain fungusplant simbiotism.
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⚙️Variables:toksisite · mantar · demir

Abstract

Iron, is the fourth most available element in the world, however it is found as chemical compounds with other atoms. Fort his reason, in plants a complex system is needed for iron uptake to to use it for various duties. Fungi have developed so intresting molecules that named as siderophores. in order to uptake extracellular ıron. For proper maintaining the balance with iron deficiency and toxicity a fine adjustment of systems for iron uptake and storage is needed. There are different systems for iron uptake, storage and regulation both in a funfal species and and between fungal species. Recently, siderophores have been considered very important not only for pathogenicity of fungi on plants and animals but also to maintain fungusplant simbiotism.

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Demir, yeryüzünde en çok bulunan dördüncü elementtir ancak doğada başka atomlarla kimyasal bağ kurarak bileşikler halinde bulunur. Dolayısıyla demirin hücrede çeşitli görevlerde kullanılmak üzere hücre içine alınması kompleks bir sistem gerektirir. Fungusların hücre dışında bulunan demiri almaları için son derece ilginç siderofor olarak bilinen moleküller yaratılmıştır. Demir eksikliği ve toksisitesi arasındaki dengenin uygun şekilde sürdürülebilmesi için demir alınımı ve depolanması sistemlerinin ince ayarlı bir kontrolü gereklidir. Hem fungus türleri arasında hem de bir fungus türü içinde demir kazanımı, depolanması ve düzenlenmesi için farklı sistemler vardır. Son zamanlarda sideroforların bitki patojeni fungusların patojenisitesinde olduğu kadar hayvanların patojenitesinde ve fungus-bitki ortak yaşamının sürdürülmesinde de çok önemli olduğu bulunmuştur.

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OZAN, S., MADEN, S. (2010). Formation of siderophore in fungi. Selçuk Tarım ve Gıda Bilimleri Dergisi, Cilt: 24 - Sayı: 3, 118–124. https://ajindex.com/articles/300243

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