RNA Polymerase III?Dependent <i>BoNR8</i> and <i>AtR8</i> lncRNAs Contribute to Hypocotyl Elongation in Response to Light and Abscisic Acid
RNA Polymerase III?Dependent <i>BoNR8</i> and <i>AtR8</i> lncRNAs Contribute to Hypocotyl Elongation in Response to Light and Abscisic Acid
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RNA 聚合酶 III?依赖 <i>BoNR8</i> 和 <i>AtR8</i> lncRNA 响应光和脱落酸促进下胚轴伸长
DOI:
10.1093/pcp/pcad025
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发表时间:
2023
影响因子:
4.9
通讯作者:
Wu Juan
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作者:
Zhang Nan;Xu Kai;Liu Shengyi;Yan Rong;Liu Ziguang;Wu Ying;Peng Yifang;Zhang Xiaoxu;Yukawa Yasushi;Wu Juan
Hypocotyl elongation is inhibited by light and promoted by darkness. The plant hormone abscisic acid (ABA) also inhibits hypocotyl elongation. However, details of the molecular mechanism that regulates the integrated effects of light and ABA signaling on hypocotyl elongation remain unclear. Long non-coding RNAs (lncRNAs; >200 nt) do not encode proteins but play many physiological roles in organisms. Until now, only a few lncRNAs related to hypocotyl elongation have been reported. The lncRNAsBoNR8(272 nt) andAtR8(259 nt), both of which are transcribed by RNA polymerase III, are homologous lncRNAs that are abundantly present in cabbage andArabidopsis, respectively. These lncRNAs shared 77% sequence identity, and their predicted RNA secondary structures were similar; the non-conserved nucleotides in both sequences were positioned mainly in the stem–loop regions of the secondary structures. A previous study showed thatBoNR8regulated seed germination along with ABA and thatAtR8may be involved in innate immune function inArabidopsis. Our results show that the expression levels ofBoNR8andAtR8were differentially affected by light and ABA and that overexpression (OX) of bothBoNR8andAtR8in Arabidopsis regulated hypocotyl elongation depending on light and ABA.. The expression levels of light-related genesPHYB, COP1, HY5andPIF4and ABA-related genesABI3andABI5were altered in theAtR8-OX andBoNR8-OX lines, and, in anABI3-defective mutant, hypocotyl elongation was greatly increased under dark condition with the addition of ABA. These results indicate thatBoNR8andAtR8regulate hypocotyl elongation together withABI3and key downstream light signaling genes.