5-azacytidine treatment and TaPBF-D over-expression increases glutenin accumulation within the wheat grain by hypomethylating the Glu-1 promoters
5-azacytidine treatment and TaPBF-D over-expression increases glutenin accumulation within the wheat grain by hypomethylating the Glu-1 promoters
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5-氮杂胞苷处理和 TaPBF-D 过表达通过 Glu-1 启动子的低甲基化增加了小麦籽粒内麦谷蛋白的积累
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10.1007/s00122-017-3032-z
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2017
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夏光敏
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朱建堂;房琳琳;于佳锜;赵莹;陈凡国;夏光敏
Key message5-azaC treatment andTaPBF-Dover-expression decrease C-methylation status of threeGlu-1gene promoters, and aid in enhancing the expression of theGlu-1genes.AbstractThe wheat glutenins exert a strong influence over dough elasticity, but the regulation of their encoding genes has not been firmly established. Following treatment with 5-azacytidine (5-azaC), both the weight and glutenin content of the developing and mature grains were significantly increased. The abundance of transcript produced by theGlu-1genes (encoding high-molecular-weight glutenin subunits), as well as those encoding demethylases and transcriptional factors associated with prolamin synthesis was higher than in grain of non-treated plants. These grains also contained an enhanced content of the prolamin box binding factor (PBF) protein. Bisulfite sequencing indicated that theGlu-1promoters were less strongly C-methylated in the developing grain than in the flag leaf, while in the developing grain of 5-azaC treated plants, the C-methylation level was lower than in equivalent grains of non-treated plants. BothGlu-1transcript abundance and glutenin content were higher in the grain set by three independent over-expressors of the D genome homoeolog ofTaPBFthan in the grain set by wild type plants. When assessed 10 days after flowering, theGlu-1promoters’ methylation level was lower in the developing grains set by theTaPBF-Dover-expressor than in the wild type control. An electrophoretic mobility shift assay showed that PBF-D was able to bind in vitro to the P-box ofGlu-1By8and -1Dx2, while a ChIP-qPCR analysis revealed that a lower level of C-methylation in theGlu-1By8and -1Dx2promoters improved the TaPBF binding. We suggest that promoter DNA C-methylation is a key determinant ofGlu-1transcription.