GmANN, a glutathione S-transferase-interacting annexin, is involved in high temperature and humidity tolerance and seed vigor formation in transgenic Arabidopsis
GmANN, a glutathione S-transferase-interacting annexin, is involved in high temperature and humidity tolerance and seed vigor formation in transgenic Arabidopsis
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10.1007/s11240-019-01655-x
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2019-07
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Jiaping Wei;Yingzi Shen;Hai-hong Zhao;Xiaolin Liu;Yanfeng Jia;Xingwang Yu;Hao Ma
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Jiaping Wei;Yingzi Shen;Hai-hong Zhao;Xiaolin Liu;Yanfeng Jia;Xingwang Yu;Hao Ma
Plant annexins are proteins with various functions, such as binding calcium ions and negatively charging lipids. Although their importance in plant stress responses has been widely reported, their function in seeds is rarely studied. A putative annexin was found in developing seed of soybean [Glycine max(L.) Merr] in our previous comparative proteomics study. In this study, it was identified as a soybean annexin, GmANN, through sequence analysis. Quantitative real time PCR (qRT-PCR) analysis indicated that the transcription levels ofGmANNwere increased significantly under high temperature and humidity (HTH) stress. Moreover,GmANN-transgenicArabidopsisseeds showed greater resistance and higher seed vitality under HTH stress in contrast to the wild type (WT) seeds.GmANNoverexpression plants showed increased peroxidase activities, decreased lipid peroxidation levels and decreased reactive oxygen species release levels compared to the WT plants. Yeast two-hybrid and bimolecular fluorescence complementation assays demonstrated that GmANN interacted with soybean glutathione S-transferase (GmGST). Taken together, our results implied that GmANN might take part in response to HTH stress and be involved in seed vigor formation in plant.