Salicylic acid and broad spectrum of NBS-LRR family genes are involved in SMV-soybean interactions.
Salicylic acid and broad spectrum of NBS-LRR family genes are involved in SMV-soybean interactions.
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10.1016/j.plaphy.2017.12.011
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2018-02
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Qiqi Zhao;Haina Li;Hongyu Sun;Aoga Li;Shuxin Liu;Ruonan Yu;X. Cui;Dejian Zhang;H. Wuriyanghan
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Qiqi Zhao;Haina Li;Hongyu Sun;Aoga Li;Shuxin Liu;Ruonan Yu;X. Cui;Dejian Zhang;H. Wuriyanghan
Soybean mosaic virus(SMV) is a severe pathogen reducing crop yield and seed quality of soybean. Although several resistance gene loci includingRsv1,Rsv3 andRsv4 are identified in some soybean varieties, most of the soybean genes related to SMV infection are still not characterized. In order to reveal genome-wide gene expression profiles in response to SMV infection, we used transcriptome analysis to determine SMV-responsive genes in susceptible variety Hefeng25. Time course RNA-seq analysis at 1, 5 and 10 dpi identified many deregulated pathways and gene families. “Plant-pathogen interaction” pathway with KEGG No. of KO04626 was highly enriched and dozens ofNBS-LRRfamily genes were significantly down-regulated at 5 dpi. qRT-PCR analyses were performed to verify expression patterns of these genes and most were in accordance with the RNA-seq data. As NBS-LRR family proteins are broadly involved in plant immunity responses, our results indicated the importance of this time point (5 dpi) for SMV-soybean interaction. Consistent with it, SMV titer was increased from 1 dpi to 10 dpi and peaked at 5 dpi. Expression of SA (salicylic acid) marker genePR-1was induced by SMV infection. Application of exogenous MeSA, an active form of SA, primed the plant resistant to virus infection and reduced SMV accumulation in soybean. Interestingly, MeSA treatment also significantly upregulated expressions of SMV-responsiveNBS-LRRgenes. Compared with susceptible line Hefeng25, endogenous SA level was higher and was consistently induced by SMV infection in resistant variety RV8143. Moreover, expressions ofNBS-LRRfamily genes were up-regulated by SMV infection in RV8143, while they were down-regulated by SMV infection in Hefeng25. Our results implied that SA andNBS-LRRfamily genes were involved in SMV-soybean interaction. SMV could compromise soybean defense responses by repression ofNBS-LRRfamily genes in Hefeng25, and SA was implicated in this interaction process.