Identification and functional characterization of three type III polyketide synthases from Aquilaria sinensis calli.
Identification and functional characterization of three type III polyketide synthases from Aquilaria sinensis calli.
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DOI:
10.1016/j.bbrc.2017.03.159
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发表时间:
2017-05
影响因子:
3.1
通讯作者:
Xiao-hui Wang;Zhongxi Zhang;Xianjuan Dong;Yingying Feng;Xiao Liu;Bo-wen Gao;Jinling Wang;Le Zhang-L
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Xiao-hui Wang;Zhongxi Zhang;Xianjuan Dong;Yingying Feng;Xiao Liu;Bo-wen Gao;Jinling Wang;Le Zhang-L
Type III polyketide synthases (PKSs) play an important role in biosynthesis of various plant secondary metabolites and plant adaptation to environmental stresses.Aquilaria sinensis (A. sinensis)is the main plant species for production of agarwood, little is known about its PKS family. In this study,AsCHS1and two new type IIIPKSs,AsPKS1andAsPKS2, were isolated and characterized inA. sinensiscalli. The comparative sequence and phylogenetic analysis indicated that AsPKS1 and AsPKS2 belonged to non-CHS group different from AsCHS1. The recombinant AsPKS1 and AsPKS2 produced the lactone-type products, suggesting their different enzyme activities from AsCHS1. Three PKS genes had a tissues-specific pattern inA. sinensis.Moreover, we examined the expression profiles of threePKSgenes in calli under different abiotic stresses and hormone treatments.AsCHS1transcript was most significantly induced by salt stress,AsPKS1abundance was most remarkably enhanced by CdCl2treatment, whileAsPKS2expression was most significantly induced by mannitol treatment. Furthermore,AsCHS1, AsPKS1andAsPKS2expression was enhanced upon gibberellins (GA3), methyl jasmonate (MeJA), or salicylic acid (SA) treatment, while threePKSgenes displayed low transcript levels at the early stage under abscisic acid (ABA) treatment. In addition, three GFP:PKSs fusion proteins were localized in the cytoplasm and cell wall inNicotiana benthamianacells. These results indicated the multifunctional role of three type III PKSs in polyketide biosynthesis, plant resistance to abiotic stresses and signal transduction.