Autofluorescence: Biological functions and technical applications
•Plants contain some fluorescent compounds (porphyrins, alkaloids and phenolic compounds).•Proposed roles: light harvesting and biocommunication.•Autofluorescence is an excellent tool for cell imaging and stress diagnosis. Chlorophylls are the most remarkable examples of fluorophores, and their fluo...
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| Published in | Plant science (Limerick) Vol. 236; pp. 136 - 145 |
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| Abstract | •Plants contain some fluorescent compounds (porphyrins, alkaloids and phenolic compounds).•Proposed roles: light harvesting and biocommunication.•Autofluorescence is an excellent tool for cell imaging and stress diagnosis.
Chlorophylls are the most remarkable examples of fluorophores, and their fluorescence has been intensively studied as a non-invasive tool for assessment of photosynthesis. Many other fluorophores occur in plants, such as alkaloids, phenolic compounds and porphyrins. Fluorescence could be more than just a physicochemical curiosity in the plant kingdom, as several functional roles in biocommunication occur or have been proposed. Besides, fluorescence emitted by secondary metabolites can convert damaging blue and UV into wavelengths potentially useful for photosynthesis. Detection of the fluorescence of some secondary phytochemicals may be a cue for some pollinators and/or seed dispersal organisms. Independently of their functions, plant fluorophores provide researchers with a tool that allows the visualization of some metabolites in plants and cells, complementing and overcoming some of the limitations of the use of fluorescent proteins and dyes to probe plant physiology and biochemistry. Some fluorophores are influenced by environmental interactions, allowing fluorescence to be also used as a specific stress indicator. |
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| AbstractList | Chlorophylls are the most remarkable examples of fluorophores, and their fluorescence has been intensively studied as a non-invasive tool for assessment of photosynthesis. Many other fluorophores occur in plants, such as alkaloids, phenolic compounds and porphyrins. Fluorescence could be more than just a physicochemical curiosity in the plant kingdom, as several functional roles in biocommunication occur or have been proposed. Besides, fluorescence emitted by secondary metabolites can convert damaging blue and UV into wavelengths potentially useful for photosynthesis. Detection of the fluorescence of some secondary phytochemicals may be a cue for some pollinators and/or seed dispersal organisms. Independently of their functions, plant fluorophores provide researchers with a tool that allows the visualization of some metabolites in plants and cells, complementing and overcoming some of the limitations of the use of fluorescent proteins and dyes to probe plant physiology and biochemistry. Some fluorophores are influenced by environmental interactions, allowing fluorescence to be also used as a specific stress indicator. Fluorescence is the property by which a molecule (fluorophore), excited after the absorption of a photon, is able to de-excite by re-emitting a photon of a longer wavelength. Chlorophylls are the most remarkable examples of plant fluorophores, and their properties have been intensively studied as a useful tool that allows the simple and non-invasive assessment of photosynthesis. However, this is only one example among the many plant fluorophores, such as alkaloids (betalains), phenolics (anthocyanins) and porphyrins, many of which emit fluorescence in the visible portion of the light spectrum. Whether fluorescence is just a physicochemical curiosity in the plant kingdom or whether it plays a functional role in photoprotection or as a cue in biocommunication is subject to active discussion and experimentation. Independently of their putative functions, plant fluorophores provide researchers with a tool to visualize certain metabolites in plants and cells, complementing and overcoming some of the limitations of the use of fluorescent proteins and dyes. As some of these fluorophores are involved in environmental interactions, fluorescence can be also used as a specific stress indicator. •Plants contain some fluorescent compounds (porphyrins, alkaloids and phenolic compounds).•Proposed roles: light harvesting and biocommunication.•Autofluorescence is an excellent tool for cell imaging and stress diagnosis. Chlorophylls are the most remarkable examples of fluorophores, and their fluorescence has been intensively studied as a non-invasive tool for assessment of photosynthesis. Many other fluorophores occur in plants, such as alkaloids, phenolic compounds and porphyrins. Fluorescence could be more than just a physicochemical curiosity in the plant kingdom, as several functional roles in biocommunication occur or have been proposed. Besides, fluorescence emitted by secondary metabolites can convert damaging blue and UV into wavelengths potentially useful for photosynthesis. Detection of the fluorescence of some secondary phytochemicals may be a cue for some pollinators and/or seed dispersal organisms. Independently of their functions, plant fluorophores provide researchers with a tool that allows the visualization of some metabolites in plants and cells, complementing and overcoming some of the limitations of the use of fluorescent proteins and dyes to probe plant physiology and biochemistry. Some fluorophores are influenced by environmental interactions, allowing fluorescence to be also used as a specific stress indicator. Chlorophylls are the most remarkable examples of fluorophores, and their fluorescence has been intensively studied as a non-invasive tool for assessment of photosynthesis. Many other fluorophores occur in plants, such as alkaloids, phenolic compounds and porphyrins. Fluorescence could be more than just a physicochemical curiosity in the plant kingdom, as several functional roles in biocommunication occur or have been proposed. Besides, fluorescence emitted by secondary metabolites can convert damaging blue and UV into wavelengths potentially useful for photosynthesis. Detection of the fluorescence of some secondary phytochemicals may be a cue for some pollinators and/or seed dispersal organisms. Independently of their functions, plant fluorophores provide researchers with a tool that allows the visualization of some metabolites in plants and cells, complementing and overcoming some of the limitations of the use of fluorescent proteins and dyes to probe plant physiology and biochemistry. Some fluorophores are influenced by environmental interactions, allowing fluorescence to be also used as a specific stress indicator.Chlorophylls are the most remarkable examples of fluorophores, and their fluorescence has been intensively studied as a non-invasive tool for assessment of photosynthesis. Many other fluorophores occur in plants, such as alkaloids, phenolic compounds and porphyrins. Fluorescence could be more than just a physicochemical curiosity in the plant kingdom, as several functional roles in biocommunication occur or have been proposed. Besides, fluorescence emitted by secondary metabolites can convert damaging blue and UV into wavelengths potentially useful for photosynthesis. Detection of the fluorescence of some secondary phytochemicals may be a cue for some pollinators and/or seed dispersal organisms. Independently of their functions, plant fluorophores provide researchers with a tool that allows the visualization of some metabolites in plants and cells, complementing and overcoming some of the limitations of the use of fluorescent proteins and dyes to probe plant physiology and biochemistry. Some fluorophores are influenced by environmental interactions, allowing fluorescence to be also used as a specific stress indicator. |
| Author | García-Plazaola, José Ignacio Becerril, José María Hernández, Antonio López-Arbeloa, Fernando Fernández-Marín, Beatriz Duke, Stephen O. |
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