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titleOfInvention Application of rapamycin in inhibiting the growth of Penicillium citrus
abstract The invention relates to a new application of rapamycin, in particular to the application of rapamycin in inhibiting the growth of Penicillium citrus. Inhibition, and with the increase of rapamycin concentration, the inhibition of mold growth increased. In the present invention, the TOR protein specific inhibitor rapamycin is used for the prevention and treatment of citrus penicillosis for the first time. The study found that low concentration of rapamycin can effectively inhibit the growth rate of Penicillium italy, providing a new choice for the prevention and treatment of citrus penicillosis, and providing a very useful tool for the selection of new drugs and compound reagents for citrus preservatives. It has great potential application value in reducing the use of harmful chemical preservatives and green sustainable development of citrus storage and preservation.
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