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Modulation of Abortiporus biennis Response to Oxidative Stress by Light as a New Eco-Friendly Approach with a Biotechnological Perspective

Researchers studied how different colored lights and a chemical called menadione affect a white rot fungus called Abortiporus biennis. They found that combining red light with menadione significantly increased the fungus’s metabolic activity and production of useful compounds like laccase, an enzyme with industrial and medical applications. The study shows that using simple, eco-friendly stressors like colored light could help boost the fungus’s beneficial properties for practical use.

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Modulation of Abortiporus biennis Response to Oxidative Stress by Light as a New Eco-Friendly Approach with a Biotechnological Perspective

Researchers studied how a type of fungus called Abortiporus biennis responds to stress created by a chemical compound (menadione) and different colors of light. They found that combining white light with menadione dramatically increased the production of laccase, an important enzyme used in industrial applications. This discovery offers an inexpensive, non-toxic way to boost enzyme production without using expensive chemical additives, potentially improving medical and industrial uses of this fungus.

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