A novel kinase subverts aluminium resistance by boosting ornithine decarboxylase‐dependent putrescine biosynthesis
A novel kinase subverts aluminium resistance by boosting ornithine decarboxylase‐dependent putrescine biosynthesis
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一种新型激酶通过促进鸟氨酸脱羧酶依赖性腐胺生物合成来颠覆铝抗性
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10.1111/pce.14371
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发表时间:
2022
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Zheng Shao J.
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Liu Xiang P.;Gao Li J.;She Ben T.;Li Gui X.;Wu Yun R.;Xu Ji M.;Ding Zhong J.;Ma Jian F.;Zheng Shao J.
Rice, as one of the most aluminium (Al)‐resistant cereal crops, has developed more complicated Al resistance mechanisms than others. By using forward genetic screening from a rice ethyl methanesulfonate mutant library, we obtained a mutant showing specifically high sensitivity to Al. Through MutMap analysis followed by a complementation test, we identified the causal gene,Al‐related Protein Kinase(ArPK) for Al‐sensitivity.ArPKexpression was induced by a relatively longer exposure to high Al concentration in the roots. The result of RNA‐sequencing indicated the functional disorder in arginine metabolism pathway with downregulation ofN‐acetylornithine deacetylase(NAOD) expression and upregulation ofOrnithine decarboxylase1(ODC1) expression inarpkmutant. Al specifically and rapidly upregulatedODC1expression and causes overaccumulation of putrescine (Put), whereas the ODC inhibitor difluoromethylornithine reverted Al‐sensitive phenotype ofarpk, suggesting that overaccumulation of endogenous Put might be harmful for root growth, and thatArPKseems to act as an endogenous inhibitor of ODC1 action to maintain suitable endogenous Put level under Al treatment. Overall, we identifiedArPKand its putative repressive role in controlling a novel ODC‐dependent Put biosynthesis pathway specifically affecting rice Al resistance, thus enriching the fundamental understanding of plant Al resistance.