Phosphorylation of RAV1/2 by KIN10 is essential for transcriptional activation of CAT6/7, which underlies oxidative stress response in cassava.
Phosphorylation of RAV1/2 by KIN10 is essential for transcriptional activation of CAT6/7, which underlies oxidative stress response in cassava.
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10.1016/j.celrep.2021.110119
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2021-12
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8.8
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Peng Wang;Yu Yan;Yujing Bai;Yabin Dong;Yunxie Wei;Hongqiu Zeng;Haitao Shi
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作者:
Peng Wang;Yu Yan;Yujing Bai;Yabin Dong;Yunxie Wei;Hongqiu Zeng;Haitao Shi
Related to ABI3/VP1 (RAV) transcription factors have important roles in plant stress responses; however, it is unclear whether RAVs regulates oxidative stress response in cassava (Manihot esculenta). In this study, we report that MeRAV1/2 positively regulate oxidative stress resistance and catalase (CAT) activity in cassava. Consistently, RNA sequencing (RNA-seq) identifies threeMeCATsthat are differentially expressed inMeRAV1/2-silenced cassava leaves. Interestingly,MeCAT6andMeCAT7are identified as direct transcriptional targets of MeRAV1/2 via binding to their promoters. In addition, protein kinase MeKIN10 directly interacts with MeRAV1/2 to phosphorylate them at Ser45 and Ser44 residues, respectively, to promote their direct transcriptional activation onMeCAT6andMeCAT7. Site mutation of MeRAV1S45Aor MeRAV2S44Ahas no significant effect on the activities ofMeCAT6andMeCAT7promoters or on oxidative stress resistance. In summary, this study demonstrates that the phosphorylation of MeRAV1/2 by MeKIN10 is essential for its direct transcriptional activation of MeCAT6/7in response to oxidative stress.