Genome-wide analysis of the laccase gene family in wheat and relationship with arbuscular mycorrhizal colonization
Genome-wide analysis of the laccase gene family in wheat and relationship with arbuscular mycorrhizal colonization
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DOI:
10.1007/s00425-022-04048-1
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发表时间:
2023-01-01
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影响因子:
4.3
通讯作者:
Tian,Hui
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作者:
Zhong,Xiong;Li,Mengjiao;Tian,Hui
Main conclusionWe identified 156 laccase genes belonging to 11 subfamilies in the wheat genome, and the natural variation of laccase genes significantly affected the development of wheat–arbuscular mycorrhizal symbiosis.AbstractLaccases (LACs) have a variety of functions in plant lignification, cell elongation and stress responses. This study aimed to reveal the phylogeny, chromosomal spatial distribution, coexpression and evolution ofLACgenes in the wheat genome and to investigate the possible roles ofLACgenes during arbuscular mycorrhizal (AM) symbiosis. The genomic characteristics ofLACgenes were analyzed by using bioinformatics analysis methods, and the polymorphisms ofLACgenes were analyzed by using a diverse wheat panel composed of 289 wheat cultivars. We identified 156LACgenes belonging to 11 subfamilies in the wheat genome, and segmental duplication dominated the amplification of theLACgene family in the wheat genome.LACs are dominantly located in the R2 region of wheat chromosomes. SomeLACs are collinear with the characterizedLACs inArabidopsis thalianaor rice. A number of genes encoding transcription factors, kinases, and phosphatases were coexpressed withLACgenes in wheat.TaLACs may be potential targets for some miRNAs. MostTaLACs are mainly expressed in the roots and stems of plants. The expression ofTaLACs could be regulated by the inoculation ofFusarium graminearumor AM fungi. The polymorphisms ofTaLACs mainly accumulate by random drift instead of by selection. Through candidate gene association analysis, we found that the natural variations inTaLACs significantly affected root colonization by AM fungi. The present study provides useful information for further study of the biological functions ofLACgenes in wheat, especially the roles ofLACgenes during the development of AM symbiosis.