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Toxicological Mechanism Of α-terthienyl On Lymantria Dispar Larvae

Posted on:2024-09-08Degree:MasterType:Thesis
Country:ChinaCandidate:Q M LiFull Text:PDF
GTID:2543306932493274Subject:Forest science
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Due to the irrational use of chemical pesticides for a long time,the"3R"problem becomes more and more serious,and people gradually realize the importance of plant source pesticides.In order to explore the insecticidal activity and mechanism ofα-terthienyl against Lymantria dispar larvae,this study used feed mixture method,spectrophotometry,HE staining method,real-time quantitative PCR analysis,16S r RNA sequencing,and other methods to determine the survival rate ofα-T against L.dispar larvae,nutritional feeding indicators,nutrient content,midgut antioxidant enzyme activity and redox system indicators,midgut antioxidant enzyme activity and m RNA expression levels,the expression levels of JAK-STAT signaling pathway and mitochondrial apoptosis pathway and the influence of gut bacteria in larvae.The toxicological mechanism ofα-T against L.dispar larvae was analyzed,and the main conclusions were as follows:(1)α-T had good toxic activity against the 3ndinstar larvae,and the 72-h sub lethal concentration(LC20)and the lethal medium concentration(LC50)were 0.020μg/m L and 0.178μg/m L,respectively.α-T could significantly reduce the weight growth of L.larvae(P<0.05),and the growth inhibition rates of L.dispar larvae treated with LC20and LC50concentration for72 h were 44.26%and 62.29%,respectively.α-T could reduce the contents of four nutrients(soluble protein,carbohydrate,trehalose and lipid)in L.dispar larvae,and the lipid content decreased the most(62.68%).After 72 h of treatment withα-T,the midgut tissue of the 3rd instar larvae of L.dispar was significantly damaged,andα-T could cause significant pathological changes in the midgut of L.dispar larvae,inducing apoptosis of midgut cells and causing midgut damage.(2)α-T inhibited the activity of Catalase(CAT),Superoxide dismutase(SOD)and Peroxidase(POD)in the midgut of 3ndinstar larvae.And can significantly down-regulate the gene expression levels of CAT and SOD.Underα-T stress,MDA content and H2O2content in L.dispar larvae were significantly increased,while T-AOC was significantly decreased(P<0.05).The results indicated thatα-T treatment of the 3ndinstar larvae inhibited the activity of antioxidant enzymes and m RNA expression,resulting in oxidative stress in the midgut of L.dispar.(3)The m RNA expression levels of JAK and STAT genes in L.dispar larvae were decreased byα-T,and the m RNA expression levels in treatment group were decreased significantly after 72 h of treatment.The expression levels of mitochondrial apoptosis pathway genes Cyt-c,Caspase3 and Caspase9 in midgut of L.dispar larvae were significantly up-regulated afterα-T induction(P<0.05).α-T inhibited JAK-STAT signaling pathway in midgut of L.dispar larvae,and activated mitochondrial apoptosis pathway to induce apoptosis in midgut cells of L.dispar larvae.(4)α-T induced changes in the structure,abundance and function of the gut bacteria of L.dispar larvae.Based on 51 OTU,the functional abundance of the gut bacteria G(transport and metabolism of carbohydrates)was up-regulated,while the function of L(replication and repair)was down-regulated.α-T can change the abundance of functional bacteria C(energy production and conversion)and I(lipid transport and metabolism),which further indicates thatα-T can damage the gut of L.dispar larvae.α-T has toxic effect on the 3ndinstar larvae of L.dispar,the effects of nutrient intake and nutrient content of L.dispar larvae,the effects of oxidative stress in midgut,the effects of m RNA expression in midgut JAK/STAT pathway and mitochondrial pathway,and the effects of intestinal bacteria.It is concluded thatα-T can induce apoptosis in midgut oxidative stress of L.dispar larvae.This study can provide the basis for the development and utilization ofα-T and the control of L.dispar.
Keywords/Search Tags:α-terthienyl, Lymantria dispar, Oxidative stress, Apoptosis, Intestinal bacteria
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