A high rain-erosion resistant bio-based nanogel with continuous immunity induction for plant virus inhibition.
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| Abstract |
Tobacco mosaic virus (TMV) is the most widely spread and harmful virus in the world, causing serious economic losses annually. However, the low anti-erosion ability of the pesticides for TMV management make it easy to be washed by the rain, which makes the effective duration of the pesticides shorter. In this paper, a new bio-based nanogel with superior antiviral activity was reported, and its slow-release behavior, rain erosion resistance and the antiviral mechanism was systematically studied. The results determined that the nanogels (Zn2+@ALGNP and Zn2+@ALGNP@PL) exhibited sustained releasing of Zn2+ with a 7 days duration, and the ε-PL coating could enhance the releasing rate of Zn2+. Moreover, Zn2+@ALGNP@PL displayed a lower contact angle, indicating greater adhesion to the leaf surface, and in consequence imposed better resistance to simulate rain erosion than pure Zn2+. Strikingly, Zn2+@ALGNP@PL could inhibit plant virus infection by aggregating the virions and reducing its coat protein stability, as well as inducing the efficient expression of reactive oxygen species, antioxidant enzymes and resistance genes to enhance plant resistance and promote plant growth. Overall, this study had successfully developed a high rain-erosion resistant bio-based nanogel capable of continue to induce resistant plants and promote plant growth.
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| Authors | Xin Zhu, Wenjie He, Jing Wang, Changyun Liu, Yuehong Pei, Yuxia Wen, Xiaoyan Wang, Haitao Chen, Hongfeng Wang, Mao Ran, Xiaozhou Ma, Xianchao Sun |
| Journal | International journal of biological macromolecules (Int J Biol Macromol) Vol. 258 Issue Pt 2 Pg. 128965 (Feb 2024) ISSN: 1879-0003 [Electronic] Netherlands |
| PMID | 38151087 (Publication Type: Journal Article) |
| Copyright | Copyright © 2023. Published by Elsevier B.V. |
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