Magnesium uptake characteristics in Arabidopsis revealed by 28Mg tracer studies

Magnesium uptake characteristics in Arabidopsis revealed by 28Mg tracer studies
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10.1007/s00425-018-2936-4
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2018-06
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4.3
通讯作者:
Takaaki Ogura;N. Kobayashi;H. Suzuki;R. Iwata;T. Nakanishi;K. Tanoi
Takaaki Ogura;N. Kobayashi;H. Suzuki;R. Iwata;T. Nakanishi;K. Tanoi
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生物学2区
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作者:
Takaaki Ogura;N. Kobayashi;H. Suzuki;R. Iwata;T. Nakanishi;K. Tanoi

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Main conclusionThe Mg2+uptake system in Arabidopsis roots is Gd3+- and Fe2+-sensitive, and responds to a changing Mg2+concentration within 1 h with the participation of AtMRS2 transporters.AbstractMagnesium (Mg2+) absorption and the mechanism regulating its activity have not been clarified yet. To address these issues, it is necessary to reveal the characteristics of Mg2+uptake in roots. Therefore, we first investigated the Mg2+uptake characteristics in roots of 1-week-old Arabidopsis plants using28Mg. The Mg2+uptake system in roots was up-regulated within 1 h in response to the low Mg2+condition. This induction was inhibited in Arabidopsis “mitochondrial RNA splicing 2/magnesium transport” mutantsatmrs2-4/atmgt6andatmrs2-7/atmgt7, while the expression ofAtMRS2-4/AtMGT6andAtMRS2-7/AtMGT7genes in the Arabidopsis wild-type was not responsive to Mg2+conditions. In addition, the Mg deficiency-induced Mg2+uptake system was shut-down within 5 min when Mg2+was resupplied to the environment. An inhibition study showed that the constitutive mechanism functioning in Mg2+uptake under Mg2+sufficient conditions was sensitive to a number of divalent and trivalent cations, particularly Gd3+and Fe2+, but not to K+.