Evolution of root-specific carotenoid precursor pathways for apocarotenoid signal biogenesis.
Evolution of root-specific carotenoid precursor pathways for apocarotenoid signal biogenesis.
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10.1016/j.plantsci.2014.12.017
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2015-04
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M. Walter;R. Stauder;A. Tissier
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M. Walter;R. Stauder;A. Tissier
Various cleavage products of C40carotenoid substrates are formed preferentially or exclusively in roots. Such apocarotenoid signaling or regulatory compounds differentially induced in roots during environmental stress responses including root colonization by arbuscular mycorrhizal fungi include ABA, strigolactones and C13α-ionol/C14mycorradicin derivatives. The low carotenoid levels in roots raise the question of whether there is a regulated precursor supply channeled into apocarotenoid formation distinct from default carotenoid pathways. This review describes root-specific isogene components of carotenoid pathways toward apocarotenoid formation, highlighting a newPSY3class of phytoene synthase genes in dicots. It is clearly distinct from the monocotPSY3class co-regulated with ABA formation. At least two members of the exclusive dicotPSY3sare regulated by nutrient stress and mycorrhization. This newly recognized dicotPSY3(dPSY3vs.mPSY3from monocots) class probably represents an ancestral branch in the evolution of the plant phytoene synthase family. The evolutionary history ofPSYgenes is compared with the evolution of MEP pathway isogenes encoding 1-deoxy-d-xylulose 5-phosphate synthases (DXS), particularlyDXS2, which is co-regulated withdPSY3sin mycorrhizal roots. Such stress-inducible isoforms for rate-limiting steps in root carotenogenesis might be components of multi-enzyme complexes committed to apocarotenoid rather than to carotenoid formation.