Modulation of nitrate-induced phosphate response by the MYB transcription factor RLI1/HINGE1 in the nucleus
Modulation of nitrate-induced phosphate response by the MYB transcription factor RLI1/HINGE1 in the nucleus
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细胞核中 MYB 转录因子 RLI1/HINGE1 对硝酸盐诱导的磷酸盐反应的调节
DOI:
10.1016/j.molp.2020.12.005
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发表时间:
2021
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影响因子:
27.5
通讯作者:
Chu Chengcai
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作者:
Zhang Zhihua;Li Zhao;Wang Wei;Jiang Zhimin;Guo Liping;Wang Xiaohan;Qian Yangwen;Huang Xiahe;Liu Yongqiang;Liu Xiujie;Qiu Yahong;Li Aifu;Yan Yu;Xie Junpeng;Cao Shouyun;Kopriva Stanislav;Li Legong;Kong Fanjiang;Liu Baohui;Wang Yingchun;Hu Bin;Chu Chengcai
The coordinated utilization of nitrogen (N) and phosphorus (P) is vital for plants to maintain nutrient balance and achieve optimal growth. Previously, we revealed a mechanism by which nitrate induces genes for phosphate utilization; this mechanism depends on NRT1.1B-facilitated degradation of cytoplasmic SPX4, which in turn promotes cytoplasmic-nuclear shuttling of PHR2, the central transcription factor of phosphate signaling, and triggers the nitrate-induced phosphate response (NIPR) and N-P coordinated utilization in rice. In this study, we unveiled a fine-tuning mechanism of NIPR in the nucleus regulated by Highly Induced by Nitrate Gene 1 (HINGE1, also known as RLI1), a MYB-transcription factor closely related to PHR2. RLI1/HINGE1, which is transcriptionally activated by PHR2 under nitrate induction, can directly activate the expression of phosphate starvation-induced genes. More importantly, RLI1/HINGE1 competes with PHR2 for binding to its repressor proteins in the nucleus (SPX proteins), and consequently releases PHR2 to further enhance phosphate response. Therefore, RLI1/HINGE1 amplifies the phosphate response in the nucleus downstream of the cytoplasmic SPX4-PHR2 cascade, thereby enabling fine-tuning of N-P balance when nitrate supply is sufficient.