Summary of the role of pyocyanin in the transformation and biodegradation of Polycyclic Aromatic Hydrocarbons
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Biodegradação, Pseudomonas aeruginosa, Quorum sensor, Compostos redox ativosResumo
A piocianina é uma fenazina redox ativa de cor azul intensa, específica da Pseudomonas aeruginosa e a síntese da molécula confere diferentes benefícios à bactéria. A piocianina pode controlar seu crescimento e persistência em ambientes com altas pressões nutricionais, formando biofilmes. Além disso, a síntese de piocianina permite que a bactéria tolere e absorva compostos altamente tóxicos, como os hidrocarbonetos aromáticos policíclicos (HPA), considerados os compostos mais perigosos entre todas as moléculas presentes no petróleo bruto e petroderivados. Além disso, a piocianina aumenta a biodisponibilidade dos HPA e seus metabólitos, usados para sintetizar moléculas cruciais para a biodegradação de outros HPA. Por outro lado, hidrocarbonetos de petróleo podem servir como vetores de oxigênio durante a síntese de piocianina, contribuindo para a sustentabilidade do processo de biodegradação. Esta revisão é uma compilação dos avanços recentes relatados na literatura sobre a relação entre a expressão de piocianina e a atividade hidrocarbonoclástica de P. aeruginosa. Essa característica nas linhagens piocianina-deficientes é importante para a degradação de HPA, um tema ainda pouco estudado.
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