PbrWRKY42-PbrSOT13 module regulated sorbitol accumulation in the developing ‘Yali’ fruit after three-layer-paper bagging treatment
PbrWRKY42-PbrSOT13 module regulated sorbitol accumulation in the developing ‘Yali’ fruit after three-layer-paper bagging treatment
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DOI:
10.1016/j.scienta.2023.112705
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发表时间:
2024-02
影响因子:
4.3
通讯作者:
Luting Jia;Lanqing Li;Weiqi Luo;Xu Zhang;Lijuan Zhu;Ming Qian;Peng Gu;Yuhua Xie;Bing Yang
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作者:
Luting Jia;Lanqing Li;Weiqi Luo;Xu Zhang;Lijuan Zhu;Ming Qian;Peng Gu;Yuhua Xie;Bing Yang
As a conventional preharvest handling practice, fruit bagging could control insects and diseases, and therefore improve the visual quality of pear, but suppress the accumulation of soluble sugar. However, the molecular mechanism underlying this phenomenon has not been fully elucidated until recently. In this study, the three-layer-paper bagging treatment considerably suppressed the accumulation of four soluble sugars in the developing ‘Yali’ fruit. In combination with the expression profiles of the differently expressed sugar-metabolism-related genes,PbrSOT13, encoding a plasma membrane-located protein, was selected and confirmed to participate in sorbitol influx and accumulation in pear. Notably, molecular dynamic simulation indicated that the Asp52and Arg132residues were pivotal in this process. After a conjoined analysis ofcis-acting elements inPbrSOT13promoter and the expression profiles of transcription factors, PbrWRKY42 was identified as a candidate upstream regulator ofPbrSOT13. The nuclear PbrWRKY42 could bind to the W-box element ofPbrSOT13promoter and then activate its transcription, as evidenced by yeast one-hybrid assay and dual-luciferase assay, thus enhancing sorbitol accumulation in fruit. Further study found that the transcription ofPbrSOT13andPbrWRKY42was suppressed by the elevated temperature and the reduced light-exposure period, which was the consequence of bagging treatment. Taken together, our results implied that three-layer-paper bagging treatment would alter temperature and light exposure around the developing ‘Yali’ fruit, and thus suppress sorbitol accumulation via the PbrWRKY42-PbrSOT13 module.