Focusing on the nuclear and subnuclear dynamics of light and circadian signalling.
Focusing on the nuclear and subnuclear dynamics of light and circadian signalling.
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10.1111/pce.13634
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2019-08
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James Ronald;S. Davis
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James Ronald;S. Davis
Circadian clocks provide organisms the ability to synchronise their internal physiological responses with the external environment. This process, termed entrainment, occurs through the perception of internal and external stimuli. As with other organisms, in plants the perception of light is a critical for the entrainment and sustainment of circadian rhythms. Red, blue, far-red and UV-B light is perceived by the oscillator through the activity of photoreceptors. Four classes of photoreceptors signal to the oscillator: phytochromes, cryptochromes, UVR8 and LOV-KELCH domain proteins. In most cases, these photoreceptors localise to the nucleus in response to light and can associate to subnuclear structures to initiate downstream signalling. In this review, we will highlight the recent advances made in understanding the mechanisms facilitating the nuclear and subnuclear localisation of photoreceptors and the role these subnuclear bodies have in photoreceptor signalling, including to the oscillator. We will also highlight recent progress that has been made in understanding the regulation of the nuclear and subnuclear localisation of components of the plant circadian clock.