Обобщены сведения о синтезе жасмоновой кислоты (ЖАК) у растений, влиянии на ее содержание стрессовых факторов и сигнальных посредников. Рассмотрены участники процессов рецепции и трансдукции сигналов ЖАК в генетический аппарат. Особое внимание уделено роли транскрипт-фактора JIN1/MYC2 в реализации физиологических эффектов ЖАК. Охарактеризованы жасмонатзависимые адаптивные реакции растений, в частности, индуцирование ЖАК антиоксидантной системы. Кратко описан характер взаимодействия ЖАК с другими стрессовыми фитогормонами — абсцизовой и салициловой кислотами, этиленом.
Ключевые слова: жасмоновая кислота, сигнальные посредники, абиотические стрессоры, стрессовые фитогормоны, адаптивные реакции
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