Dityrosine Layer Endows Spores with Resistance to Oxidative Stresses
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    The spore wall of the budding yeast Saccharomyces cerevisiae has a multilaminar structure and its outermost layer,termed the dityrosine layer,is mainly composed of a phenolic compound,N,N′-bisformyl dityrosine. Since many cellular phenolic compounds are capable of scavenging free radicals,we hypothesized that N,N′--bisformyl dityrosine could work as an antioxidant. Thus,we investigated whether the dityrosine layer could protect cells from oxidative stresses and N,N′--bisformyl dityrosine have antioxidant activity. Yeast spores with or without the dityrosine layer were treated with reactive oxygen species and their sensitivities to the stresses were assessed. Additionally,N,N′--bisformyl dityrosine was produced by using vegetative cells and its antioxidant activity was measured. Compared to wild-type spores,idit1Δ spores,which lack the dityrosine layer,were sensitive to free radicals. Thus,the dityrosine layer can protect spores from oxidative stresses. Furthermore,we found that N,N′-bisformyl dityrosine can scavenge free radicals. The results suggest that N,N′--bisformyl dityrosine is an intriguing material as an antioxidant. N,N′-

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MUKAMA Omar, LEO Bemena, WANG Xiaowen, GAO Xiaodong, NAKANISHI Hideki. Dityrosine Layer Endows Spores with Resistance to Oxidative Stresses[J]. Journal of Food Science and Biotechnology,2019,38(10):119-125.

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