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Effect of Nickel on Aspartat Aminotransferase activity in Glechoma hederacea L. leaves subject to excretory function of Mammalia
Introduction
We have
studied a variety sensitive and simple methods of environmental impact
assessment, leading to creation of measures designed to preserve and restore
natural biodiversity in areas where diversity has been depleted by man. Thus,
the salt stress have been determined (Dzyubak and Vasilyuk, 2009; Vasilyuk and Dzyubak, 2009; Kulik and Vasilyuk, 2009; 2013), the effect of herbicide and plant growth regulators (Vasilyuk
and Kordin, 2005; Vasilyuk and
Vinn³chenko,
2006; Vasilyuk
and Grycenko, 2008), mechanisms of protection from heavy metals (HM) in plants and resistance against salinity (Varennes A. et al., 1996; Gardea-Torresdey J.L. et al., 2005; Sun et al., 2013; Martín et al., 2013), cold shock and the
specificity and nonspecific biochemical reactions to these factors have been
established (et al., ; Naji and Devaraj, 2011). The mechanisms of plant
resistance to HM (Perfetto
B. et al., 2006; Lefcort et al.,2013) involves
both
mechanical mechanisms (Vasilyuk and Kulik, 2008, 2009, 2011,
2011) mechanical
protection
of HM (in the root system) and biochemical metabolisms: plant growth regulators (PGR), phytohormones,
vitamins (Clemans, 2001;Bernini et al., 2010), organic compounds ( metabolism under the HM: Cd, Co,
Mn, Cr (Vestena et al., 2011; Hameed A. et al., 2011; Hasan et al., 2011; Ruscitti et al.,
2011; et al.,Becerril et al., 2013). We researched the effect of nickel on plant organisms,
nickel being one of the most widespread pollutants in Dnipropetrovs’k
region. Nickel belongs
to the category of HM on account of its weight, density, toxicity
(Alexeev,
1987; B³lanich, 2008; Clemans,
2001). A reduction
of toxicity of Ni ions has been facilitated by such environmental factors as the digging activity of Mammalia (Pakhomov and
Vasilyuk, 2011, 2013). Digging activity by Mammalia (Bulakhov and
Pakhomov, 2006) affects the physical (hardness,
humidity, thermal treatment) and chemical properties of soils (aminoacid
composition, soil respiration, microbial and enzymatic
activity). Therefore, mammals
as biotic factors
play a role in ecological
restoration of technologically
contaminated and biodiversity - depleted areas. A
creative environmental role in the creation of ecological
buffers against anthropogenic
impact on biota, in the process of self-purification
of soil, and the restoration of
biodiversity in conditions of human impacts on biota is played by mammals. The excretory function of Mammalia both directly
and indirectly affected the chemical and biological processes, which was of
great practical importance. Using the enzymes of nitrogen
metabolism, as a
highly sensitive indicator for environmental change, we determined the impact
of HM (anthropogenic factors) and excretory function of Mammalia (environmental factor) on
plant specimens.
Materials and methods
The experiment was carried out at
the International Biosphere
Prysamarsky Station
(Andriivka village, Novomoskovsk
district, Dnipropetrovsk
region) in natural
floodplain oak
forest in a sward
area with lime-ash
oak and greater
stitchwort (Stellaria holostea
L.). We studied the excretory function of Mammalia, taking the European mole (Talpa
europaea
L.) as our example under the condition
of artificial Ni soil pollution. As
a control we
selected an area
unaffected by mammals and
without Ni pollution. Ni was introduced onto the soil surface in the form of a
salt solution Ni(NO3)2*6H2O with concentrations of 0,2; 1,0; 2,0
g/m2, which was equivalent to the presence of Ni at 1, 5, 10 times the dose of maximum allowable concentration (MAC). To prevent
contamination of the surrounding soil layers by nickel we used isolated soil
blocks for our experiment - on the perimeter of each plot vertically placed
plates of inert impermeable material were placed into the ground to a depth of
20 cm. A month later we determined the total enzyme activity (nM pyruvic acid/ml*s)
of Aspartate Aminotransferase (AST,
2.6.1.1.) by the of method of Polevoy and Maximov
(2008),
as indicators of
the ecological condition
of the environment,
and the
concentration of water-soluble
fraction of
protein (C, mg/ml) by method of Bradford (1976) in the leaves of
Glechoma hederacea L., which
dominated in
this research area
It was found that AST and ALT
(Alanine Aminotransferase (Alt, 2.6.1.2.)), are the
part of the system which utilizes the primary product of photosynthesis in the
C4 aspartate plants group – aspartate which is formed in the leaf
mesophyll of plants. The reliable difference
between the samples in this paper
was considered to be at p <0,05.
The
experiment on excretory function of Mammalia and Ni to restore the biodiversity of anthropogenically
polluted areas on the background of exogenous nickel
was
performed under the following schemes:
- control (the area without pollution of Ni and excretory function of Mammalia), control Ni at a
dose 1 ÌAÑ, combined effect of excretory function of Sus scrofa and Ni at a dose 1
ÌAÑ, combined effect of excretory function of Capreolus capreolus and Ni at a dose 1 ÌAÑ, control Ni at a dose 5 ÌAÑ, combined effect of Sus scrofa and Ni at a dose 5
ÌAÑ, combined effect of Capreolus capreolus and Ni at a dose 5 ÌAÑ, control Ni at a
dose 10 ÌAÑ, combined effect of Sus scrofa and Ni at a dose 10 ÌAÑ, combined effect of Capreolus capreolus and Ni at a dose 10 ÌAÑ.
Results and discussion
Addition
of salts of nickel in the range of concentrations (1 ÌAÑ, 5 ÌAÑ, 10 ÌAÑ)
produced a reliable (t/t 0, 05=1,94; 3,38; 1,02) decrease in
AST activity by 18% - 65% in the Glechoma
hederacea L. for all variants of the experiment relative to control (the
area without Ni pollution and without of excretory function
of Mammalia), which disproves
the null hypothesis H0d=0 (under conditions of criterion of significant differences t/t 0,
05≥1, H0d=0
is discarded). This fact proved the toxic influence of
the metal on the growth and development of plants and soils in these
concentrations. The concentration of water-soluble
protein fraction in the Glechoma
hederacea L. leaves under the range of Ni
concentrations was inhibited in all variants of the experiment by 31%-64% (t/t 0, 05=1,50; 3,14; 3,87), which proved the toxic
effect of nickel ions (Table 1).
Table 1
The effect of nickel on
total Aspartate Aminotransferase activity and concentration of water-soluble protein
fraction in the Glechoma
hederacea L. leaves
|
The variant of the experiment |
X± m |
Value of
experiment relative to
control, % |
t/t0,05 |
|
AST |
|||
|
Êîíòðîëü |
0,88±0,222 |
100,00 |
- |
|
Ni 1 ÌAÑ |
0,53±0,088 |
60,81 |
1,94 |
|
Ni 5 ÌAÑ |
0,31±0,051 |
35,14 |
3,38 |
|
Ni 10 ÌAÑ |
0,72±0,184 |
82,43 |
1,02 |
|
Water-soluble protein fraction |
|||
|
Êîíòðîëü |
1,82±0,285 |
100,00 |
- |
|
Ni 1 ÌAÑ |
1,26±0,061 |
69,40 |
1,50 |
|
Ni 5 ÌAÑ |
0,67±0,033 |
36,79 |
3,14 |
|
Ni 10 ÌAÑ |
1,20±0,127 |
65,60 |
3,87 |
Note: X - average; ± m - confidence
interval; t/t0, 05 – criterion of significant differences when P
<0.05; Í0d = 0 is rejected under conditions t/t 0,05
≥ 1;
Adding
the nickel salts at a dose of 1 ÌAÑ under the influence of excretory function of Sus scrofa L. and Capreolus capreolus L. (combined effect of anthropogenic and natural factors)
contributed to a reliable (t/t0,05=1,78; 1,33) increase in AST activity by 53% and 41% compared
with control (ñontrol Ni 1 ÌAÑ)
accordingly, increase in AST activity by 61% (t/t0,05 =1,45) and 30%
(t/t0,05 =1,03) compared with control (control Ni 5 ÌAÑ) accordingly,
whereas with an increasing concentration factor (Ni 10 MAC), activity of AST was significantly reduction by 25% (t/t0,05=1,22) and 42% (t/t0,05=1,78)
compared with control (control Ni 10 ÌAÑ) accordingly. Thus, the excretory function
of
mammals
promoted the intensification of nitrate metabolism under the medium and low
concentrations of Ni, but under the high concentrations of the metal, the excretory function of Mammalia did not
diminish the toxic effect of Ni, which proved the harmful effects of Ni on the process of self-healing in
biological systems (table 2).
Table 2
The effect of combined excretory function of Mammalia and Ni on total Aspartate Aminotransferase activity in Glechoma hederacea L. leaves
|
The variant of the
experiment |
X± m |
Value of
experiment relative to control, % |
t/t0,05 |
|
|
Control: Ni 1ÌÐÑ |
0,53±0,081 |
100,00 |
- |
|
|
|
Sus scrofa L. + Ni 1ÌÐÑ |
0,82±0,083 |
153,37 |
1,78 |
|
|
|
Capreolus capreolus L. + Ni 1ÌÐÑ |
0,75±0,088 |
140,05 |
1,33 |
|
|
|
Control: Ni 5ÌÐÑ |
0,31±0,051 |
100,00 |
- |
|
|
|
Sus scrofa L. + Ni 5ÌÐÑ |
0,50±0,085 |
161,51 |
1,45 |
|
|
|
Capreolus capreolus L. + Ni 5 ÌÐÑ |
0,40±0,051 |
130,80 |
1,03 |
|
|
|
Control: Ni ÌÐÑ |
0,73±0,102 |
100,00 |
- |
|
|
|
Sus scrofa L. + Ni 10 ÌÐÑ |
0,56±0,051 |
75,81 |
1,22 |
|
|
|
Capreolus capreolus L. + Ni 10ÌÐÑ |
0,43±0,084 |
58,06 |
1,78 |
|
|
Note: see Table 1
It was
observed that the combined effect of excretory function of Sus scrofa L., Capreolus capreolus L and nickel reliably (t/t0,05=4,64;
t/t0,05=2,00) increased the
concentration of water-soluble
protein fractions by 123% and 48% compared with controls (Ni 1 ÌAÑ) accordingly,
by 32% and 8% (t/t0,05=2,75; t/t0,05=1,03) compared with
controls (Ni 5 ÌAÑ) accordingly. The excretory function
of
Sus scrofa L. and Capreolus capreolus L under the maximum
concentration of nickel (Ni 10 ÌAÑ) did not provide a reduction in metal
toxicity, there was a reliable (t/t0,05=1,58; t/t0,05=1,11)
reduction in the concentration of water-soluble proteins fraction by 21% and 10% compared
to the control (control Ni 10 ÌAÑ). The excretory function
of
mammals under conditions of nickel salts at the
maximum dose did not provide a
reduction of metal toxicity due to the inability of biological systems to adapt and restore functional activity of metabolic processes at this concentration. The representatives
of Mammalia reduced anthropogenic pressure, produced a reduction of toxicity of metal components
in biosystems and the environment
under the low and
medium doses of nickel (Table 3).
Table 3
The effect of combined excretory function of Mammalia and Ni on the concentration of
water-soluble protein fraction in Glechoma hederacea L.
leaves
|
Âàð³àíòè äîñë³äó |
X± m |
Ì, % |
t/t0,05 |
|
Control: Ni 1ÌÐÑ |
1,26±0,061 |
100,00 |
- |
|
Sus scrofa L. + Ni 1ÌÐÑ |
2,83±0,257 |
223,81 |
4,64 |
|
Capreolus capreolus L. + Ni 1ÌÐÑ |
1,87±0,229 |
148,03 |
2,00 |
|
Control: Ni 5ÌÐÑ |
0,67±0,033 |
100,00 |
- |
|
Sus scrofa L. + Ni 5ÌÐÑ |
0,89±0,052 |
132,35 |
2,75 |
|
Capreolus capreolus L. + Ni 5 ÌÐÑ |
0,72±0,026 |
108,12 |
1,03 |
|
Control: Ni ÌÐÑ |
1,20±0,080 |
100,00 |
- |
|
Sus scrofa L. + Ni 10 ÌÐÑ |
0,94±0,101 |
78,23 |
1,58 |
|
Capreolus capreolus L. + Ni 10ÌÐÑ |
1,08±0,026 |
90,02 |
1,11 |
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Conclusions
Thus, we discovered the fact of the
reduction in total activity of AST and concentrations of water-soluble protein fraction
relative to control (the area without pollution of Ni and without excretory function of Mammalia) in leaves of Glechoma hederacea L., which dominated
in the area under study, which was subject to
considerably toxic concentrations of Ni, at doses of 1 MAC, 5 MAC, 10 MAC. The combined
effect of the excretory function
of
Mammalia under the low
and medium doses of
nickel contributed to the increased activity of the enzyme and under the Ni at maximum concentration was reliably
reduced compared with the control in the
corresponding concentration factor. The concentration
of water soluble protean fraction under the combined effect of the excretory function of Mammalia and Ni at maximum
concentration was reliably reduced, because it was difficult for the system to
operate the mechanisms of recovery and normalization function, while at low-and medium metal concentration the processes of protein metabolism increased. Thus, the use of
individual elements of zoocoenosis in the system of nature conservation and
improvement of the transformed ecosystems in the Steppe Dnieper region had
positive results.
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