Plant secondary metabolites as bioactive substances for innovative biotechnologies

Plants are natural sources of bioactive compounds, and the intensive use of wild plants to obtain them, in particular secondary metabolites, depletes natural biocenoses. Instead, modern biotechnological methods, especially cell and tissue culture in vitro, make it possible to get environmentally fri...

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Published inE3S Web of Conferences Vol. 280; p. 7014
Main Authors Revutska, Anastasiia, Belava, Viсtoriya, Golubenko, Anastasiia, Taran, Nataliya, Chen, Minglei
Format Journal Article Conference Proceeding
LanguageEnglish
Published Les Ulis EDP Sciences 01.01.2021
Subjects
Bioactive compounds
Biocenoses
Biological activity
Biotechnology
Cell culture
Explants
Medicinal plants
Metabolites
Nutrient content
Pharmacology
Plant species
Raw materials
Secondary metabolites
Tissue culture
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Summary:Plants are natural sources of bioactive compounds, and the intensive use of wild plants to obtain them, in particular secondary metabolites, depletes natural biocenoses. Instead, modern biotechnological methods, especially cell and tissue culture in vitro, make it possible to get environmentally friendly, highly productive plant raw materials that are able to synthesize and accumulate specialized substances, which are valuable for pharmacology, cosmetology, and medicine. Regenerating in vitro-plants of different plant species such as Acorus calamus L., Phalaenopsis sp. were obtained in our research. It was proved that by changing the cultivation conditions it is possible to change the content of substances of secondary metabolites in explants and in the nutrient medium under aseptic culture.
ISSN:2267-1242
2555-0403
2267-1242
DOI:10.1051/e3sconf/202128007014