AIG2A and AIG2B limit the activation of salicylic acid-regulated defenses by tryptophan-derived secondary metabolism in Arabidopsis
AIG2A and AIG2B limit the activation of salicylic acid-regulated defenses by tryptophan-derived secondary metabolism in Arabidopsis
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AIG2A和AIG2B通过拟南芥中色氨酸衍生的次级代谢限制水杨酸调节的防御的激活
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10.1093/plcell/koac255
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2022
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Hua, Jian
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Wang, Zhixue;Yang, Leiyun;Jander, Georg;Bhawal, Ruchika;Zhang, Sheng;Liu, Zhenhua;Oakley, Aaron;Hua, Jian
Chemical defense systems involving tryptophan-derived secondary metabolites (TDSMs) and salicylic acid (SA) are induced by general nonself signals and pathogen signals, respectively, inArabidopsis thaliana. Whether and how these chemical defense systems are connected and balanced is largely unknown. In this study, we identified theAVRRPT2-INDUCED GENE2A(AIG2A) andAIG2Bgenes as gatekeepers that prevent activation of SA defense systems by TDSMs. These genes also were identified as important contributors to natural variation in disease resistance amongA. thaliananatural accessions. The loss of AIG2A and AIG2B function leads to upregulation of both SA and TDSM defense systems. Suppressor screens and genetic analysis revealed that a functional TDSM system is required for the upregulation of the SA pathway in the absence of AIG2A and AIG2B, but not vice versa. Furthermore, theAIG2AandAIG2Bgenes are co-induced with TDSM biosynthesis genes by general pathogen elicitors and nonself signals, thereby functioning as a feedback control of the TDSM defense system, as well as limiting activation of the SA defense system by TDSMs. Thus, this study uncovers an AIG2A- and AIG2B-mediated mechanism that fine-tunes and balances SA and TDSM chemical defense systems in response to nonpathogenic and pathogenic microbes.