Characterization and expression pattern analysis of pheromone receptor-like genes in Winter MushroomFlammulina filiformis
Characterization and expression pattern analysis of pheromone receptor-like genes in Winter MushroomFlammulina filiformis
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冬菇金针菇信息素受体类基因的特征及表达模式分析
DOI:
10.1007/s00203-020-01990-0
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发表时间:
2020
影响因子:
2.8
通讯作者:
Wang Wei
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作者:
Meng Li;Chou Tiansheng;Jiang Siyuan;Wang Li;Zhu Mengjuan;Mukhtar Irum;Xie Baogui;Wang Wei
Pheromone receptor-like genes (PRLGs) belong to the G protein-coupled receptors (GPCRs) family that interacts with biotic and abiotic stimulants and transmits signals to intracellular downstream pathways in eukaryotic cells. In this study, we investigated the structure and expressions patterns ofPRLGsin Winter MushroomFlammulina filiformis.Based on the alignment analysis, the structure ofPRLGswas found conserved inF. filiformisstrains expect few single-nucleotide polymorphism (SNP) sites. SixPRLGswere found at five different unlinked loci, scattered in the genomes ofF. filiformisstrains. These genes contain 2–5 introns; however, the introns were not found in the same relative positions regarding the encoded protein sequences in tested strains ofF. filiformis.Three conserved motifs were identified in peptides structures ofPRLGs, however, FfSte3.s6 contained only two types, suggests its difference in evolution and function. We have further analyzed the expression patterns of eachPRLGsin different developmental stages of the fruiting body inF. filiformisby quantitative real-time polymerase chain reaction (qRT-PCR). The results exhibited expression variation ofPRLGsat different developmental stages of theF. filiformis. Especially,FfSte3.s1andFfSte3.s2exhibited maximum expression level in mycelia stage. OtherPRLGsexhibited high expression level in fruiting body stages. This study suggests thatPRLGscould be vital genes involving in fruiting body development inF. filiformis.However, further studies could be performed to reveal their specific functional pathways in the fruiting body development.