Identification of genes involved in regulating MnSOD production and root colonization in Bacillus cereus 905
Identification of genes involved in regulating MnSOD production and root colonization in Bacillus cereus 905
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蜡样芽孢杆菌 905 中参与调节 MnSOD 产生和根定植的基因的鉴定
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WANG Qi
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GAO Tan-tan;DING Ming-zheng;LI Yan;ZENG Qing-chao;WANG Qi
The sodA2-encoding manganese-containing superoxide dismutase (MnSOD2) in Bacillus cereus 905 plays an essential role in antioxidative stress, nutrition utilization, rhizosphere and phyllosphere colonization. However, the genes involved in regulating the sodA2 expression have not been clearly elucidated in B. cereus. In this study, a genome-wide random insertion mutagenesis was constructed by using a transposon TnYLB-1 to identify novel genes regulating the sodA2 expression. Seven mutants that changed the sodA2 expression at both mRNA and protein levels were finally obtained. Sequence analysis and BLAST data showed that the genes disrupted by the TnYLB-1 in the B. cereus 905 share high conservations with those in the B. cereus type strain, ATCC 14579. These genes encode heat-inducible transcription repressor, chloride channel protein, recombinase A, ferrous iron transport protein, nucleoside diphosphate kinase, and histidine ammonia-lyase. Besides, we also provided the evidence that the genes regulating the sodA2 expression could influence colonization ability of B. cereus 905 on the wheat roots, those genes downregulating expression of the sodA2 gene significantly reduced the bacterial colonization on the wheat roots and the mutants with increased MnSOD2 activities could enhance the bacterial population densities on the wheat roots to a certain degree. Our work provide information that multiple genes are involved in MnSOD2 production and wheat roots colonization and the molecular regulatory pathways that how these genes modulate the sodA2 expression and root colonization need to be investigated extensively in the further.