Targeted expression of bgl23-D, a dominant-negative allele of ATCSLD5, affects cytokinesis of guard mother cells and exine formation of pollen in Arabidopsis thaliana
Targeted expression of bgl23-D, a dominant-negative allele of ATCSLD5, affects cytokinesis of guard mother cells and exine formation of pollen in Arabidopsis thaliana
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10.1007/s00425-023-04097-0
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2023-02
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Md. Firose Hossain;A. Dutta;Takamasa Suzuki;T. Higashiyama;Chiharu Miyamoto;S. Ishiguro;Takanori Maruta;Yuki Muto;K. Nishimura;Hideki Ishida;Mostafa Aboulela;Takushi Hachiya;T. Nakagawa
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Md. Firose Hossain;A. Dutta;Takamasa Suzuki;T. Higashiyama;Chiharu Miyamoto;S. Ishiguro;Takanori Maruta;Yuki Muto;K. Nishimura;Hideki Ishida;Mostafa Aboulela;Takushi Hachiya;T. Nakagawa
Main conclusionTargeted expression ofbgl23-D, a dominant-negative allele ofATCSLD5, is a useful genetic approach for functional analysis of ATCSLDs in specific cells and tissues in plants.AbstractStomata are key cellular structures for gas and water exchange in plants and their development is influenced by several genes. We found theA. thaliana bagel23-D(bgl23-D) mutant showing abnormal bagel-shaped single guard cells. Thebgl23-Dwas a novel dominant mutation in theA. thalianacellulose synthase-like D5(ATCSLD5) gene that was reported to function in the division of guard mother cells. The dominant character ofbgl23-Dwas used to inhibit ATCSLD5 function in specific cells and tissues. TransgenicA. thalianaexpressingbgl23-DcDNA with the promoter of stomata lineage genes,SDD1,MUTE, andFAMA, showed bagel-shaped stomata as observed in thebgl23-Dmutant. Especially, theFAMApromoter exhibited a higher frequency of bagel-shaped stomata with severe cytokinesis defects. Expression ofbgl23-DcDNA in the tapetum withSP11promoter or in the anther withATSP146promoter induced defects in exine pattern and pollen shape, novel phenotypes that were not shown in thebgl23-Dmutant. These results indicated that bgl23-D inhibited unknown ATCSLD(s) that exert the function of exine formation in the tapetum. Furthermore, transgenicA. thalianaexpressingbgl23-DcDNA withSDD1,MUTE, andFAMApromoters showed enhanced rosette diameter and increased leaf growth. Taken together, these findings suggest that thebgl23-Dmutation could be a helpful genetic tool for functional analysis of ATCSLDs and manipulating plant growth.