Arabidopsis AtPRP17 functions in embryo development by regulating embryonic patterning
Arabidopsis AtPRP17 functions in embryo development by regulating embryonic patterning
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DOI:
10.1007/s00425-021-03702-4
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发表时间:
2021-08
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4.3
通讯作者:
D. Shao;Y. Wei;Z. Yu;Xinren Dai;Xin-Qi Gao
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作者:
D. Shao;Y. Wei;Z. Yu;Xinren Dai;Xin-Qi Gao
Main conclusionArabidopsis AtPRP17, a homolog of yeast splicing factor genePRP17, is expressed in siliques and embryos and functions in embryo development via regulating embryonic patterning.AbstractYeast splicing factor PRP17/CDC40 is essential for cell growth through involvement in cell cycle regulation.Arabidopsisgenome encodes a homolog of PRP17, AtPRP17; however, its function inArabidopsisdevelopment is unknown. This study showed thatAtPRP17was highly expressed in siliques and embryos, and the protein was localized in the nucleus. The loss-of-function mutation ofAtPRP17led to shrunken seeds inArabidopsismature siliques. Further analysis revealed that the defective mature seeds of the mutant resulted from abnormal embryos with shriveled cotyledons, unequal cotyledons, swollen and shortened hypocotyls, or shortened radicles. During embryogenesis, mutant embryos showed delayed development and defective patterning of the apical and base domains, such as inhibited cotyledons and disorganized quiescent center cells and columella. Our results suggested that AtPRP17 functions inArabidopsisembryo development via regulating embryonic patterning.