A gain-of-function mutation in IAA8 alters Arabidopsis floral organ development by change of jasmonic acid level
A gain-of-function mutation in IAA8 alters Arabidopsis floral organ development by change of jasmonic acid level
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DOI:
10.1007/s11103-013-0039-y
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发表时间:
2013-03
影响因子:
5.1
通讯作者:
Jing Wang;Da-wei Yan;Ting-Ting Yuan-Ting;Xiang Gao;Ying‐Tang Lu
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作者:
Jing Wang;Da-wei Yan;Ting-Ting Yuan-Ting;Xiang Gao;Ying‐Tang Lu
Auxin regulates a variety of physiological processes via its downstream factors includedAux/IAAs. In this study, one of theseAux/IAAs,IAA8is shown to play its role inArabidopsisdevelopment with transgenic plants expressing GFP-mIAA8 under the control ofIAA8promoter, in which IAA8 protein was mutated by changing Pro170to Leu170in its conserved domain II. These transgenic dwarfed plants had more lateral branches, short primary inflorescence stems, decreased shoot apical dominance, curled leaves and abnormal flower organs (short petal and stamen, and bent stigmas). Further experiments revealed thatIAA8::GFP-mIAA8plants functioned as gain-of-function mutation to increase GFP-mIAA8 amount probably by stabilizing IAA8 protein against proteasome-mediated protein degradation withIAA8::GFP-IAA8plants as control. The searching for its downstream factors indicated its interaction with both ARF6 and ARF8, suggesting that IAA8 may involve in flower organ development. This was further evidenced by analyzing the expression of jasmonic acid (JA) biosynthetic genes and JA levels becauseARF6andARF8are required for normal JA production. These results indicated that inIAA8::GFP-mIAA8plants, JA biosynthetic genes includingDAD1(AT2G44810),AOS(AT5G42650) andORP3(AT2G06050) were dramatically down-regulated and JA level in the flowers was reduced to 70 % of that in wild-type. Furthermore, exogenous JA application can partially rescue short petal and stamen observedIAA8::GFP-mIAA8plants. Thus, IAA8 plays its role in floral organ development by changes in JA levels probably via its interaction with ARF6/8 proteins.