Separation and identification of Brassica rapa BrAFP and its gene cloning and expression under freezing stress
Separation and identification of Brassica rapa BrAFP and its gene cloning and expression under freezing stress
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白菜BrAFP的分离鉴定及其基因克隆与冷冻胁迫下的表达
DOI:
10.1111/pbr.12677
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发表时间:
2019-04-01
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2
通讯作者:
Li, Xuecai
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作者:
Liu, Zigang;Dong, Xiaoyun;Li, Xuecai
Antifreeze proteins (AFPs) are proteins that inhibit ice nucleation by non-colligative combined with ice, to inhibit its growth and to modify ice crystal morphology. In this study, 'Longyou 6' (Brassica rapa) with the cold resistance was used as a model. A 38kDa band of protein extracted from leaves of plants exposed to low temperature was enhanced on the electropherogram. The 38kDa protein can significantly inhibit growth of ice crystals and modify its morphology, thus suggesting this protein has an AFP in winter turnip rape. The protein was identified as beta-1,3-glucanase by mass spectrometry, named BrAFP1. Its corresponding gene contains 1,032bp bases, coding 343 amino acids with a molecular weight of 38,102kDa. The BrAFP1 is a predicted hydrophobic protein with a signal peptide. Under cold stress, the plants showed morphological characteristics of cold resistance, and BrAFP expression was significantly up-regulated at -4 degrees C from 0.5 to 4days compared with the control (at room temperature), suggesting that the BrAFP gene played an important role in cold acclimation in B.rapa.