A late embryogenesis abundant protein GsPM30 interacts with a receptor like cytoplasmic kinase GsCBRLK and regulates environmental stress responses
A late embryogenesis abundant protein GsPM30 interacts with a receptor like cytoplasmic kinase GsCBRLK and regulates environmental stress responses
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胚胎发生晚期丰富的蛋白 GsPM30 与细胞质激酶 GsCBRLK 等受体相互作用并调节环境应激反应
DOI:
10.1016/j.plantsci.2019.02.015
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发表时间:
2019
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影响因子:
5.2
通讯作者:
Xiaoli Sun
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作者:
Mingzhe Sun;Yang Shen;Kuide Yin;Yongxia Guo;Xiaoxi Cai;Junkai Yang;Yanming Zhu;Bowei Jia;Xiaoli Sun
AGlycine sojareceptor like cytoplasmic kinase GsCBRLK was previously characterized as a positive regulator of salt tolerance. However, how GsCBRLK regulates stress responses remains obscure. Here, we report the interaction between GsCBRLK and a group 3 late embryogenesis abundant protein GsPM30, and suggest its role in stress responses. GsPM30 was found to physically associate with GsCBRLK through yeast two hybrid assays, which was verified by bimolecular fluorescence complementation analysis. Deletion analyses showed that the N-terminal variable domain of GsCBRLK was sufficient for GsPM30 interaction. Besides GsPM30, GsCBRLK could associate with several group 3 LEAs, of which the N-terminus sequences show high identity with GsPM30. Lower binding affinity or even no interaction was observed between GsCBRLK and other group 3 LEAs, which are less closely related to GsPM30. Furthermore, we observed that GsPM30 could localize surrounding the internal circumference of plant cells, as well as in cytoplasm and nucleus. In addition, GUS staining and quantitative real-time PCR results suggested the ubiquitous expression in different tissues and induced expression by NaCl and mannitol treatments forGsPM30. Consistently,GsPM30overexpression inArabidopsiscaused increased tolerance to high salinity and dehydration/water deficit at both the young and adult seedling stages. Our results demonstrated the interaction between GsCBRLK and LEAs, and revealed the positive role ofGsPM30in stress responses.