Differential response ofPhytophthora sojaezoospores to soybean seed exudates provides evidence of seed exudates participate in host resistance
Differential response ofPhytophthora sojaezoospores to soybean seed exudates provides evidence of seed exudates participate in host resistance
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大豆疫霉孢子对大豆种子分泌物的差异反应提供了种子分泌物参与寄主抗性的证据
DOI:
10.1007/s11104-020-04607-z
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发表时间:
2020
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影响因子:
4.9
通讯作者:
Wen Jingzhi
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作者:
Zhang Zhuoqun;Liu Haixu;Bi Xiangqi;Yu Han;Xu Ying;Chen Yufei;Yang Zhiyue;Wen Jingzhi
AimsDifferential effects of the seed exudates of susceptible and resistant soybean cultivars Sloan and Williams 82 on the zoospores of soilborne pathogenicPhytophthora sojaeare not clear. This study aims to elucidate the role of the seed exudates in the host resistance of soybean againstP. sojaeduring prior to infection.MethodsThe response behaviors ofP. sojaezoospores to the seed exudates were performed in an assay chamber and concave slide, the proteomes ofP. sojaezoospores treated with the seed exudates were analyzed by TMT method. The expression of genes encoding key proteins was quantified by qRT-PCR.ResultsThe zoospores ofP. sojaeexhibited significant chemotaxis to the both seed exudates and a stronger attracted was found to the seed exudates of Sloan. The seed exudates of Sloan also had a stonger promotion than that of Williams 82 on encystment of zoospores. During the responding process, the key proteins in zoospores related to chemotaxis were upregulated, the upregulation fold of these proteins in responding to Sloan was higher than that of Williams 82. Proteins differentially expressed promote the encystment of zoospores. The changes in expression of these proteins was several fold higher in the zoosprores exposed to the seed exudates of Sloan than that of Williams 82.ConclusionsEvidence of differential changes in protein expression inP. sojaezoospores exposed to the seed exudates of both soybean supports the differential developmental behaviors such as chemotaxis and encystment of the zoospores in responding to the two seed exudates.