Fasciclin-like arabinogalactan proteins(FLAs),a subclass of arabinogalactan proteins(AGPs),are usually involved in cell development in plants.To investigate the expression profiling as well
Gene expression profiling at early stages(0～2 DPA) of fiber development in Gossypium hirsutum identified a number of transcription factors which were down regulated in fiberless mutants relative to wild type controls...Gene expression profiling at early stages(0～2 DPA) of fiber development in Gossypium hirsutum identified a number of transcription factors which were down regulated in fiberless mutants relative to wild type controls and which could play a role in controlling early fiber development.Chief among these was GhMYB25,a Mixta-like MYB gene.Transgenic GhMYB25-silenced cotton展开更多
Background： RING H2 finger E3 ligase （RH2FE3） genes encode cysteine rich proteins that mediate E3 ubiquitin ligase activity and degrade target substrates. The roles of these genes in plant responses to phytohormone...Background： RING H2 finger E3 ligase （RH2FE3） genes encode cysteine rich proteins that mediate E3 ubiquitin ligase activity and degrade target substrates. The roles of these genes in plant responses to phytohormones and abiotic stresses are well documented in various species, but their roles in cotton fiber development are poorly understood. To date, genome wide identification and expression analyses of Gossypium hirsutum RH2FE3 genes have not been reported. Methods： We performed computational identification, structural and phylogenetic analyses, chromosomal distribution analysis and estimated KJKs values of G hirsutum RH2FE3 genes. Orthologous and paralogous gene pairs were identified by all versus all BLASTP searches. We predicted cis regulatory elements and analyzed microarray data sets to generate heatmaps at different development stages. Tissue specific expression in cotton fiber, and hormonal and abiotic stress responses were determined by quantitative real time polymerase chain reaction （qRT PCR） analysis. Results： We investigated 140 G hirsutum, 80 G. orboreum, and evolutionary mechanisms and compared them with orthologs 89 G. roimondii putative RH2FB genes and their in Arobidopsis and rice. A domain based analysis of the G hirsutum RH2FE3 genes predicted conserved signature motifs and gene structures. Chromosomal localization showed the genes were distributed across all G hirsutum chromosomes, and 60 duplication events （4 tandem and 56 segmental duplications） and 98 orthologs were detected, cis elements were detected in the promoter regions of G hirsutum RH2FE3 genes. Microarray data and qRT PCR analyses showed that G hirsutum RH2FE3 genes were strongly correlated with cotton fiber development. Additionally, almost all the （brassinolide, gibberellic acid （GA）, indole 3-acetic acid drought, and salt）. dentified genes were up regulated in response to phytohormones （IAA）, and salicylic acid （SA）） and abiotic stresses （cold, heat, Conclusions： The genome wide identification, comprehensive analysis, and characterization of conserved domains and gene structures, as well as phylogenetic analysis, cis element prediction, and expression profile analysis of G hirsutum RH2FE3 genes and their roles in cotton fiber development and responses to plant hormones and abiotic stresses are reported here for the first time. Our findings will contribute to the genome wide analysis of putative RH2FE3 genes in other species and lay a foundation for future physiological and functional research on G hirsutum RH2FE3 genes.展开更多
Cotton(Gossypium hirsutum L.) is the leading fiber crop and one of the mainstays of the economy in the world.Cotton fibers,as the main product of cotton plants,are unicellular,linear
Tomato(Solanum lycopersicum L.)is a thermophilic vegetable crop,but sensitive to high temperature stress,especially under the greenhouse conditions.Due to global climate changes,heat stress has now become a great thre...Tomato(Solanum lycopersicum L.)is a thermophilic vegetable crop,but sensitive to high temperature stress,especially under the greenhouse conditions.Due to global climate changes,heat stress has now become a great threat to tomato production and fruit quality.Many studies have been conducted to determine the functions of genes in tomato responsive to abiotic and biotic stresses,but transcriptomic information on heat stress responses of tomato fruit is still limited.To investigate heat stress associated genes in tomato fruit,a cDNA library was constructed using fruit harvested from tomato cv.P19-9 plants grown under 42℃for 0,1,2 and4 h and the expression profiles of heat stress responsive genes in tomato fruit were analyzed through RNA-seq.A total of 632224558 clean high quality paired-end reads were obtained and then mapped to reference genome for RNA-seq analysis.After quality control analysis,alignment analysis and transcript assembly,a total of 55457 RNA transcripts were obtained with functional annotations.Overall,6869 differentially expressed genes(DEGs)were identified with a significant response to one or more of the three heat stress treatment times.Based on GO enrichment analysis,22 genes potentially involved in tomato thermo-tolerance were selected and validated for their expressions through qPCR.The expression profile of tomato fruit genes obtained in this study could shed light on the mechanism and gene editing breeding projects for tomato thermo-tolerance.These findings could also benefit improvement of harvest and storage of tomato in greenhouse.展开更多
Background:Mature cotton fiber secondary cell wall comprises largely of cellulose(>90%)and small amounts of xylan and lignin.Little is known about the cotton fiber xylan biosynthesis by far.Results:To comprehensive...Background:Mature cotton fiber secondary cell wall comprises largely of cellulose(>90%)and small amounts of xylan and lignin.Little is known about the cotton fiber xylan biosynthesis by far.Results:To comprehensively survey xylan biosynthetic genes in cotton fiber,we identified five IRX9,five IRX10,one IRX14,six IRX15,two FRA8,one PARVUS,eight GUX,four GXM,two RWA,two AXY9,13 TBL genes by using phylogenetic analysis coupled with expression profile analysis and co-expression analyses.In addition,we also identified two GT61 members,two GT47 members,and two DUF579 family members whose homologs in Arabidopsis were not functionally characterized.These 55 genes were regarded as the most probable genes to be involved in fiber xylan biosynthesis.Further complementation analysis indicated that one IRX10 like and two FRA8 related genes were able to partially recover the irregular xylem phenotype conferred by the xylan deficiency in their respective Arabidopsis mutant.We conclude that these genes are functional orthologs of respective genes that are implicated in GX biosynthesis.Conclusion:The list of 55 cotton genes presented here provides not only a solid basis to uncover the biosynthesis of xylan in cotton fiber,but also a genetic resource potentially useful for future studies aiming at fiber improvement via biotechnological approaches.展开更多
文摘Fasciclin-like arabinogalactan proteins(FLAs),a subclass of arabinogalactan proteins(AGPs),are usually involved in cell development in plants.To investigate the expression profiling as well
文摘Gene expression profiling at early stages(0～2 DPA) of fiber development in Gossypium hirsutum identified a number of transcription factors which were down regulated in fiberless mutants relative to wild type controls and which could play a role in controlling early fiber development.Chief among these was GhMYB25,a Mixta-like MYB gene.Transgenic GhMYB25-silenced cotton
基金supported by the Major Research Plan of National Natural Science Foundation of China(NO.31690093)Young Elite Scientist Sponsorship Program by CAST(China Association for Science and Technology)
文摘Background： RING H2 finger E3 ligase （RH2FE3） genes encode cysteine rich proteins that mediate E3 ubiquitin ligase activity and degrade target substrates. The roles of these genes in plant responses to phytohormones and abiotic stresses are well documented in various species, but their roles in cotton fiber development are poorly understood. To date, genome wide identification and expression analyses of Gossypium hirsutum RH2FE3 genes have not been reported. Methods： We performed computational identification, structural and phylogenetic analyses, chromosomal distribution analysis and estimated KJKs values of G hirsutum RH2FE3 genes. Orthologous and paralogous gene pairs were identified by all versus all BLASTP searches. We predicted cis regulatory elements and analyzed microarray data sets to generate heatmaps at different development stages. Tissue specific expression in cotton fiber, and hormonal and abiotic stress responses were determined by quantitative real time polymerase chain reaction （qRT PCR） analysis. Results： We investigated 140 G hirsutum, 80 G. orboreum, and evolutionary mechanisms and compared them with orthologs 89 G. roimondii putative RH2FB genes and their in Arobidopsis and rice. A domain based analysis of the G hirsutum RH2FE3 genes predicted conserved signature motifs and gene structures. Chromosomal localization showed the genes were distributed across all G hirsutum chromosomes, and 60 duplication events （4 tandem and 56 segmental duplications） and 98 orthologs were detected, cis elements were detected in the promoter regions of G hirsutum RH2FE3 genes. Microarray data and qRT PCR analyses showed that G hirsutum RH2FE3 genes were strongly correlated with cotton fiber development. Additionally, almost all the （brassinolide, gibberellic acid （GA）, indole 3-acetic acid drought, and salt）. dentified genes were up regulated in response to phytohormones （IAA）, and salicylic acid （SA）） and abiotic stresses （cold, heat, Conclusions： The genome wide identification, comprehensive analysis, and characterization of conserved domains and gene structures, as well as phylogenetic analysis, cis element prediction, and expression profile analysis of G hirsutum RH2FE3 genes and their roles in cotton fiber development and responses to plant hormones and abiotic stresses are reported here for the first time. Our findings will contribute to the genome wide analysis of putative RH2FE3 genes in other species and lay a foundation for future physiological and functional research on G hirsutum RH2FE3 genes.
基金This work was supported by the National Natural Science Foundation of China (No 30370904and No 30671258)the National High Technology Research and Development Program(863 project)of China (No 2006AA10Z121)the Program for New Century Excellent Talents in University(No NCET-07-0712)
文摘Cotton(Gossypium hirsutum L.) is the leading fiber crop and one of the mainstays of the economy in the world.Cotton fibers,as the main product of cotton plants,are unicellular,linear
文摘Tomato(Solanum lycopersicum L.)is a thermophilic vegetable crop,but sensitive to high temperature stress,especially under the greenhouse conditions.Due to global climate changes,heat stress has now become a great threat to tomato production and fruit quality.Many studies have been conducted to determine the functions of genes in tomato responsive to abiotic and biotic stresses,but transcriptomic information on heat stress responses of tomato fruit is still limited.To investigate heat stress associated genes in tomato fruit,a cDNA library was constructed using fruit harvested from tomato cv.P19-9 plants grown under 42℃for 0,1,2 and4 h and the expression profiles of heat stress responsive genes in tomato fruit were analyzed through RNA-seq.A total of 632224558 clean high quality paired-end reads were obtained and then mapped to reference genome for RNA-seq analysis.After quality control analysis,alignment analysis and transcript assembly,a total of 55457 RNA transcripts were obtained with functional annotations.Overall,6869 differentially expressed genes(DEGs)were identified with a significant response to one or more of the three heat stress treatment times.Based on GO enrichment analysis,22 genes potentially involved in tomato thermo-tolerance were selected and validated for their expressions through qPCR.The expression profile of tomato fruit genes obtained in this study could shed light on the mechanism and gene editing breeding projects for tomato thermo-tolerance.These findings could also benefit improvement of harvest and storage of tomato in greenhouse.
基金National Natural Science Foundation of China,China[grant numbers:3167173531970516]+1 种基金Hubei provincial Natural Science Foundation,China[grant number:2016CFA071]self-determined research funds of Central China Normal University from the colleges’basic research and operation of Ministry of Education,China(CCNU18TS021).
文摘Background:Mature cotton fiber secondary cell wall comprises largely of cellulose(>90%)and small amounts of xylan and lignin.Little is known about the cotton fiber xylan biosynthesis by far.Results:To comprehensively survey xylan biosynthetic genes in cotton fiber,we identified five IRX9,five IRX10,one IRX14,six IRX15,two FRA8,one PARVUS,eight GUX,four GXM,two RWA,two AXY9,13 TBL genes by using phylogenetic analysis coupled with expression profile analysis and co-expression analyses.In addition,we also identified two GT61 members,two GT47 members,and two DUF579 family members whose homologs in Arabidopsis were not functionally characterized.These 55 genes were regarded as the most probable genes to be involved in fiber xylan biosynthesis.Further complementation analysis indicated that one IRX10 like and two FRA8 related genes were able to partially recover the irregular xylem phenotype conferred by the xylan deficiency in their respective Arabidopsis mutant.We conclude that these genes are functional orthologs of respective genes that are implicated in GX biosynthesis.Conclusion:The list of 55 cotton genes presented here provides not only a solid basis to uncover the biosynthesis of xylan in cotton fiber,but also a genetic resource potentially useful for future studies aiming at fiber improvement via biotechnological approaches.
