Cryptochrome-mediated hypocotyl phototropism was regulated antagonistically by gibberellic acid and sucrose in ArabidopsisOO
Cryptochrome-mediated hypocotyl phototropism was regulated antagonistically by gibberellic acid and sucrose in ArabidopsisOO
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拟南芥中隐花色素介导的下胚轴向光性受到赤霉酸和蔗糖的拮抗调节
DOI:
10.1111/jipb.12813
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发表时间:
2020
影响因子:
11.4
通讯作者:
Xiao Zhang
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作者:
Qing-Ping Zhao;Jin-Dong Zhu;Nan-Nan Li;Xiao-Nan Wang;Xiang Zhao;Xiao Zhang
Both phototropins (phot1 and phot2) and cryptochromes (cry1 and cry2) were proven as theArabidopsis thalianablue light receptors. Phototropins predominately function in photomovement, and cryptochromes play a role in photomorphogenesis. Although cryptochromes have been proposed to serve as positive modulators of phototropic responses, the underlying mechanism remains unknown. Here, we report that depleting sucrose from the medium or adding gibberellic acids (GAs) can partially restore the defects in phototropic curvature of thephot1 phot2double mutants under high‐intensity blue light; this restoration does not occur inphot1 phot2 cry1 cry2quadruple mutants andnph3(nonphototropichypocotyl 3) mutants which were impaired phototropic response in sucrose‐containing medium. These results indicate that GAs and sucrose antagonistically regulate hypocotyl phototropism in a cryptochromes dependent manner, but it showed a crosstalk with phototropin signaling on NPH3. Furthermore, cryptochromes activation by blue light inhibit GAs synthesis, thus stabilizing DELLAs to block hypocotyl growth, which result in the higher GAs content in the shade side than the lit side of hypocotyl to support the asymmetric growth of hypocotyl. Through modulation of the abundance of DELLAs by sucrose depletion or added GAs, it revealed that cryptochromes have a function in mediating phototropic curvature.