Effects of Uranium on the Antioxidant Responses of Chinese Oak Silkworm, Antheraea pernyi
Congfen Zhang1,Yingxiao Liu2, Linfeng He2, Fengjun Shi2, Weitang Yao2 and Xuegang Luo2,*
1School of Parmacy, Chengdu University, Sichuan, P.R. China, 610106
2College of Science and Engineering , Southwest University of Science and Technology, Mianyang, Sichuan, P.R. China, 621010.
Fig. 1.
MDA content in the fat bodies of A. pernyi exposed to different concentration of uranyl acetate. The values represent mean±SE (n=3). For each experiment, samples were analyzed in triplicate. (0, Control; 1, 6.25 mM; 2, 12.5 mM; 3, 25 mM.).
Fig. 2.
Activity of super oxide dismutase in the fat bodies of A. pernyi exposed to different concentration of uranyl acetate. The values represent mean±SE (n=3). For each experiment, samples were analyzed in triplicate. (0: Control; 1: 6.25 mM; 2: 12.5 mM; 3: 25 mM.).
Fig. 3.
Content of reduced glutathione (GSH) in the fat bodies of A. pernyi exposed to different concentration of uranyl acetate. The values represent mean±SE (n=3). For each experiment, samples were analyzed in triplicate. (0: Control;1: 6.25 mM; 2: 12.5 mM; 3: 25 mM.)
Fig. 4.
Activity of catalase in the fat bodies of A. pernyi exposed to different concentration of uranyl acetate. The values represent mean±SE (n=3). For each experiment, samples were analyzed in triplicate. (0: Control; 1: 6.25 mM; 2: 12.5 mM; 3: 25 mM.).
Fig. 5.
Raletive expression of super oxide dismutase (SOD), catalase (CAT), glutathione S-transferase(GST) and Glutathione peroxidase (GSH-Px) gene in the fatbodies of A. pernyi exposed to 6.25 mM uranyl acetate for 4 h. The values represent mean±SE (n=3). For each experiment, samples were analyzed in triplicate.