[Effect of magnetic field on peroxidase activation and isozyme in Leymus chinensis].
← Research streamMagnetic field treatment improved Leymus chinensis seedling growth and enhanced saline-alkali tolerance. It increased peroxidase (POD) activity and induced an additional POD isozyme band on electropherogram. The abstract reports 300 mT and 200 mT for 10 minut…
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Abstract
This paper studied the effect of extra magnetic field and saline-alkali stress on the seedling growth of Leymus chinensis. The results showed that magnetic field treatment not only improved the seedling growth of L. chinensis, but also enhanced its saline-alkali tolerance. This treatment also increased its peroxidase(POD) activity, and induced an extra POD isozymic band on electropherogram. According to a comprehensive analysis, 300 mT and 200 mT for 10 minutes were determined as the optimum magnetic field intensity on L. chinensis seeds.
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Main findings
Magnetic field treatment improved Leymus chinensis seedling growth and enhanced saline-alkali tolerance. It increased peroxidase (POD) activity and induced an additional POD isozyme band on electropherogram. The abstract reports 300 mT and 200 mT for 10 minutes as optimum magnetic field intensities for seeds.
Outcomes measured
- Seedling growth
- Saline-alkali tolerance
- Peroxidase (POD) activity
- POD isozyme band pattern (electropherogram)
Limitations
- No sample size reported in abstract
- Magnetic field frequency/waveform not described
- Study appears limited to a plant model; generalizability to other organisms not addressed
- Details of experimental design and statistical analysis not provided in abstract
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"outcomes": [
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"Saline-alkali tolerance",
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"main_findings": "Magnetic field treatment improved Leymus chinensis seedling growth and enhanced saline-alkali tolerance. It increased peroxidase (POD) activity and induced an additional POD isozyme band on electropherogram. The abstract reports 300 mT and 200 mT for 10 minutes as optimum magnetic field intensities for seeds.",
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"Details of experimental design and statistical analysis not provided in abstract"
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Identifiers and source
DOI: Not supplied
PubMed: 11767524
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