Isolation of the brassinosteroid receptor genes and recharacterization of dwarf plants by silencing of SlBRI1 in tomato
Isolation of the brassinosteroid receptor genes and recharacterization of dwarf plants by silencing of SlBRI1 in tomato
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番茄中油菜素类固醇受体基因的分离和通过沉默 SlBRI1 来重新表征矮化植物
DOI:
10.1007/s10725-019-00524-z
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发表时间:
2019
影响因子:
4.2
通讯作者:
Hu Zongli
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作者:
Zhu Zhiguo;Liang Honglian;Chen Guoping;Tang Boyan;Tian Shibing;Hu Zongli
Brassinosteroid (BR) is a kind of steroid hormone that is essential for the regulation of multiple processes of plant growth and development, including cell division and elongation, as well as plant resistance to diseases. The BR receptor BRASSINOSTEROID INSENSITIVE1 (BRI1), a multidomain transmembrane receptor-like kinase, roles in BR recognition and signaling. In this study, two putative tomato BR receptor genes were identified,SlBRI1-like 1(SlBRL1) andSlBRI1-like 2(SlBRL2). Together with the known receptor geneSlBRI1/CURL3, these three BR receptors had conserved sequence and conformation for their function in BR recognition and kinase activation. Among them, theSlBRI1was highly expressed in multiple tissues whileSlBRLshad a more abundant transcription in the stem, suggesting that they may have a diverse role in tomato growth and development. Corresponding to the expression specificity ofSlBRI1, the SlBRI1-RNAi plants exhibited the typical phenotype of reduced plant height, curly dark green leaves and shortened internodes. Meanwhile, the down-regulation ofSlBRI1gave the flower a shorter style than that of wild-type possibly via aSlSTYLE2.1-independent pathway. Additionally, the elevated expression of BR biosynthesis genesSlCPD,SlDWF,SlDET2and repressed expression of BR inactivation geneSlCYP734A7revealed the critical role ofSlBRI1in BR pathway-mediated plant architecture and the feedback regulation.