An Arabidopsis mutant of inositol pentakisphosphate 2-kinase AtIPK1 displays reduced arsenate tolerance
An Arabidopsis mutant of inositol pentakisphosphate 2-kinase AtIPK1 displays reduced arsenate tolerance
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拟南芥肌醇五磷酸 2-激酶 AtIPK1 突变体表现出砷酸盐耐受性降低
DOI:
10.1111/pce.12623
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发表时间:
2016
影响因子:
7.3
通讯作者:
Ma Mi
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作者:
Sun Yang-Yang;Xu Wen-Zhong;Wu Li;Wang Ruo-Zhong;He Zhen-Yan;Ma Mi
Arsenate [As(V)] toxicity is considered to be derived from similarities in the chemical properties of As(V) and phosphate (Pi). AnArabidopsis thalianamutant of inositol pentakisphosphate 2‐kinase (AtIPK1),atipk1‐1, has previously exhibited lower level of phytate and higher level of Pi, relative to wild‐type (WT). Here,atipk1‐1displayed hypersensitivity to As(V) stress and less As(V) uptake when compared to WT. Overexpression ofAtIPK1controlled by the CaMV 35S promoter partially rescued the As(V)‐sensitive phenotype ofatipk1‐1. When compared to control Pi status, addition of Pi enhanced As(V) tolerance of both WT andatipk1‐1plants, while the arsenic concentration was less reduced in the latter genotype. Despite the higher Pi level inatipk1‐1than did WT plants, the mutant suffered more severe Pi starvation under Pi limitation stress, indicating that Pi homeostasis was altered in the mutant. Gene expression analysis of WT andatipk1‐1plants showed the diverse effect of As(V) stress on Pi starvation‐dependent regulation of Pi‐responsive genes. Our study suggested that a particular mechanism of As(V) toxicity existed inatipk1‐1mutant, and may offer new insights into the interactions between Pi homeostasis and As(V) detoxification in plants.