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Acetylresveratrol as a Potential Substitute for Resveratrol Dragged the Toxic Aldehyde to Inhibit the Mutation of Mitochondrial DNA

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The aim of this study was to explore whether or not acetylresveratrol as a potential substitute for resveratrol dragged the toxic aldehyde to inhibit the mutation of mitochondrial DNA. The results revealed that the acetylresveratrol shifted ultraviolet peak of trans-crotonaldehyde from 316 to 311 nm. In mitochondria, the acetylresveratrol split the ultraviolet peak at 311 nm of trans-crotonaldehyde into 311 nm and 309 nm; the aldehyde Raman band of trans-crotonaldehyde was red shifted by the acetylresveratrol from 1689 to 1686 cm−1 with obvious band decline; Raman bands at 1149 cm−1, 1168 cm−1, and 1325 cm−1 of acetylresveratrol disappeared. In aldehyde dehydrogenase, the aldehyde Raman band of trans-crotonaldehyde was red shifted by the acetylresveratrol from 1689 to 1684 cm−1 with band decline; Raman bands at 1150 cm−1, 1168 cm−1, and 1324 cm−1 of acetylresveratrol declined. The weak acidic microenvironment was the best, for the acetylresveratrol dragged the toxic aldehyde of trans-crotonaldehyde. Compared with the resveratrol, the effect of the acetylresveratrol on the toxic aldehyde of trans-crotonaldehyde was very similar to that of the resveratrol. The acetylresveratrol is very suitable as a potential substitute for resveratrol dragged the toxic aldehyde to inhibit the mutation of mitochondrial DNA.

In mitochondria, the Raman band of the toxic –CH=O of trans-crotonaldehyde (TCA) dragged by the Acetyl-Res from 1689 to 1686 cm−1 with obvious band decline, while the Raman bands at 1149 cm−1, 1168 cm−1, and 1325 cm−1 of the Acetyl-Res disappeared, respectively. The Acetyl-Res is very suitable as a potential substitute, for the Res dragged the toxic –CH=O of TCA to inhibit the mutation of mitochondrial DNA for anticancer.

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1. The toxic −CH=O Raman band of TCA was dragged by the Acetyl-Res.

2. The above process was regulated by pH which weakly acid was the best.

3. The Acetyl-Res as a potential substitute for the Res applied to anticancer

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Su, Y., Sun, C., Sun, X. et al. Acetylresveratrol as a Potential Substitute for Resveratrol Dragged the Toxic Aldehyde to Inhibit the Mutation of Mitochondrial DNA. Appl Biochem Biotechnol 191, 1340–1352 (2020). https://doi.org/10.1007/s12010-020-03279-w

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