Functional characterization of E3 ubiquity ligase Bra015092 in pollen development of Brassica campestris ssp. Chinensis
Functional characterization of E3 ubiquity ligase Bra015092 in pollen development of Brassica campestris ssp. Chinensis
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E3 泛在连接酶 Bra015092 在油菜花粉发育中的功能表征。
DOI:
10.1111/ppl.13808
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发表时间:
2022
影响因子:
6.4
通讯作者:
Zhuoyue Cui
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作者:
Aimei Tian;Hui Yu;Zhuoyue Cui
Pollen development plays an important role in the sexual reproduction of seed‐type plants. Ubiquitination of proteins is an essential link in the post‐translational modification of proteins. E3 ubiquity ligase is a key protein that recognizes substrates in the protein ubiquitination pathway. The hybrid line “Bcajh97‐01A/B” of Chinese cabbage (Brassica campestrisL. ssp.Chinensis) was used as test material. The geneBra015092,with a size of 642 bp, was amplified. Semi‐quantitative (RT‐PCR) and quantitative real‐time PCR (qRT‐PCR) techniques were utilized to analyze the expression ofBra015092in the dual‐purpose line of Chinese cabbage. It was found thatBra015092had a higher expression level in inflorescence. Subcellular localization analysis showed thatBra015092and GFP fusion expression protein widely exist in tobacco epidermal cells.Bra015092was transformed into “Youqing49” cabbage to obtainBra015092OEoverexpressing transgenic lines. The morphological observation ofBra015092OEplants showed that the pollen ofBcMF29OEplants became deformed and inactive, and the vegetative and reproductive nuclei were abnormally developed. The in vitro germination experiments showed that about 24.5% of the pollen inBra015092OEplants could not germinate. The results of the semi‐thin section showed that the pollen development ofBra015092OEplants was abnormal at the stage of binuclear pollen grains. Transmission electron microscopy revealed that the pollen grains ofBra015092OEplants gradually degraded from the binuclear to the trinucleate pollen grain stage, and the pollen inner wall was abnormally developed, indicating thatBra015092plays a major role in the process of pollen development.