SbRFP1 regulates cold-induced sweetening of potato tubers by inactivation of StBAM1
SbRFP1 regulates cold-induced sweetening of potato tubers by inactivation of StBAM1
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SbRFP1 通过 StBAM1 失活调节冷诱导的马铃薯块茎甜味
DOI:
10.1016/j.plaphy.2019.01.019
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发表时间:
2019
影响因子:
6.5
通讯作者:
Xie Conghua
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作者:
Zhang Hulling;Yao Ying;Chen Shuangchen;Hou Juan;Yu Yihe;Liu Tengfei;Du Juan;Song Botao;Xie Conghua
Potato cold-induced sweetening (CIS) is a major drawback restricting potato process industry. Starch degradation and sucrose decomposition are considered to be the key pathways in potato CIS. Our previous study showed that the RING finger geneSbRFP1could slow down starch degradation and the accumulation of reducing sugars (RS) through inhibiting amylase and invertase activity in cold-stored tubers. However, the regulation mechanism ofSbRFP1is not clear. In this paper, we first proved that SbRFP1 could promote starch synthesis and modify the shape of starch granules. By further yeast two hybrid, GST-pull down and inhibition of enzyme activity assays, we confirmed that SbRFP1 could slow down the transformation of starch to RS in tubers mainly through the inhibition of β-amylase StBAM1 activity. SbRFP1 was also proved to possess E3 ubiquitin ligase activity by ubiquitination assay. Thus, SbRFP1 may regulate the accumulation of RS in cold-stored tubers by ubiquitination and degradation of StBAM1. Therefore, our study reveals the regulatory mechanism of SbRFP1 in the process of CIS and provides more powerful evidence for the effect of starch degradation on potato CIS.