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BIOLOGY-BASEL
卷 12, 期 9, 页码 -出版社
MDPI
DOI: 10.3390/biology12091190
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plant cell culture; phosphate deficiency; glycolysis; respiration; metabolic flux
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Nutritional phosphate deficiency has limited impact on metabolic fluxes in potato cell cultures, with sugar uptake and anaplerotic flux displaying distinct patterns over culture time.
Nutritional phosphate deficiency is a major limitation to plant growth. Here, we monitored fluxes in pathways supporting respiratory metabolism in potato (Solanum tuberosum) cell cultures growing in control or limiting phosphate conditions. Sugar uptake was quantified using [U-C-14]sucrose as precursor. Carbohydrate degradation through glycolysis and respiratory pathways was estimated using the catabolism of [U-C-14]sucrose to (CO2)-C-14. Anaplerotic carbon flux was assessed by labeling with (NaHCO3)-C-14. The data showed that these metabolic fluxes displayed distinct patterns over culture time. However, phosphate depletion had relatively little impact on the various fluxes. Sucrose uptake was higher during the first six days of culture, followed by a decline, which was steeper in Pi-sufficient cells. Anaplerotic pathway flux was more important at day three and decreased thereafter. In contrast, the flux between sucrose and CO2 was at a maximum in the mid-log phase of the culture, with a peak at Day 6. Metabolization of [U-C-14]sucrose into neutral, basic and acidic fractions was also unaffected by phosphate nutrition. Hence, the well-documented changes in central metabolism enzymes activities in response to Pi deficiency do not drastically modify metabolic fluxes, but rather result in the maintenance of the carbon fluxes that support respiration.
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