RNA-seq analysis provides insight into reprogramming of culm development in Zizania latifolia induced by Ustilago esculenta
RNA-seq analysis provides insight into reprogramming of culm development in Zizania latifolia induced by Ustilago esculenta
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RNA-seq 分析提供了对黑粉菌诱导的茭白秆发育重编程的见解
DOI:
10.1007/s11103-017-0658-9
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2017
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De‑Ping Guo
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作者:
Zhi‑Dan Wang;Ning Yan;Zheng‑Hong Wang;Xiao‑Huan Zhang;Jing‑Ze Zhang;Hui‑Min Xue;Li‑Xia Wang;Qi Zhan;Ying‑Ping Xu;De‑Ping Guo
Key messageWe report a transcriptome assembly and expression profiles from RNA-Seq data and identify genes responsible for culm gall formation inZizania latifoliainduced byUstilago esculenta.AbstractThe smut fungusUstilago esculentacan induce culm gall inZizania latifolia, which is used as a vegetable in Asian countries. However, the underlying molecular mechanism of culm gall formation is still unclear. To characterize the processes underlying this host-fungus association, we performed transcriptomic and expression profiling analyses of culms fromZ. latifoliainfected by the fungusU. esculenta. Transcriptomic analysis detectedU. esculentainduced differential expression of 19,033 and 17,669 genes inJiaobai(JB) andHuijiao(HJ) type of gall, respectively. Additionally, to detect the potential gall inducing genes, expression profiles of infected culms collected at −7, 1 and 10 DAS of culm gall development were analyzed. Compared to control, we detected 8089 genes (4389 up-regulated, 3700 down-regulated) and 5251 genes (3121 up-regulated, 2130 down-regulated) were differentially expressed in JB and HJ, respectively. And we identified 376 host and 187 fungal candidate genes that showed stage-specific expression pattern, which are possibly responsible for gall formation at the initial and later phases, respectively. Our results indicated that cytokinins play more prominent roles in regulating gall formation than do auxins. Together, our work provides general implications for the understanding of gene regulatory networks for culm gall development inZ. latifolia, and potential targets for genetic manipulation to improve the future yield of this crop.