Hyperactive mutant of a wheat plasma membrane Na+/H+ antiporter improves the growth and salt tolerance of transgenic tobacco.
Hyperactive mutant of a wheat plasma membrane Na+/H+ antiporter improves the growth and salt tolerance of transgenic tobacco.
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10.1016/j.plantsci.2016.09.016
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2016-12
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Yang Zhou;Zesen Lai;Xiaochang Yin;Shan Yu;Yuan-yuan Xu;Xiaoxiao Wang;Xinli Cong;Yuehua Luo
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Yang Zhou;Zesen Lai;Xiaochang Yin;Shan Yu;Yuan-yuan Xu;Xiaoxiao Wang;Xinli Cong;Yuehua Luo
Wheat SOS1 (TaSOS1) activity could be relieved upon deletion of the C-terminal 168 residues (the auto-inhibitory domain). This truncated form of wheat SOS1 (TaSOS1-974) was shown to increase compensation (compared to wild-type TaSOS1) for the salt sensitivity of a yeast mutant strain, AXT3K, via increased Na+transportation out of cells during salinity stress. Expression of the plasma membrane proteins TaSOS1-974 or TaSOS1 improved the growth of transgenic tobacco plants compared with wild-type plants under normal conditions. However, plants expressingTaSOS1-974grew better thanTaSOS1-transformed plants. Upon salinity stress, Na+efflux and K+influx rates in the roots of transgenic plants expressingTaSOS1-974orTaSOS1were greater than those of wild-type plants. Furthermore, compared toTaSOS1-transgenic plants,TaSOS1-974-expressing roots showed faster Na+efflux and K+influx, resulting in less Na+and more K+accumulation inTaSOS1-974-transgenic plants compared toTaSOS1-transgenic and wild-type plants.TaSOS1-974-expressing plants had the lowest MDA content and electrolyte leakage among all tested plants, indicating that TaSOS1-974 might protect the plasma membrane against oxidative damage generated by salt stress. Overall, TaSOS1-974 conferred higher salt tolerance in transgenic plants compared to TaSOS1. Consistent with this result, transgenic plants expressingTaSOS1-974showed a better growth performance thanTaSOS1-expressing and wild-type plants under saline conditions.