Temperature-dependentautoimmunity mediated by chs1 requires its neighboring TNL gene SOC3
Temperature-dependentautoimmunity mediated by chs1 requires its neighboring TNL gene SOC3
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chs1介导的温度依赖性自身免疫需要其邻近的TNL基因SOC3
DOI:
10.1111/nph.14216
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发表时间:
2017
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影响因子:
9.4
通讯作者:
Shuhua Yang
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作者:
Yao Zhang;Yuancong Wang;Jingyan Liu;Yanglin Ding;Shanshan Wang;Xiaoyan Zhang;Yule Liu;Shuhua Yang
Toll/interleukin receptor (TIR)‐nucleotide binding site (NB)‐type (TN) proteins are encoded by a family of 21 genes in theArabidopsisgenome. Previous studies have shown that a mutation in theTNgeneCHS1activates the activation of defense responses at low temperatures. However, the underlying molecular mechanism remains unknown.To genetically dissect chs1‐mediated signaling, we isolated genetic suppressors ofchs1‐2(soc). Several independentsocmutants carried mutations in the same TIR‐NB‐leucine‐rich repeat (LRR) (TNL)‐encoding geneSOC3,which is adjacent toCHS1on chromosome 1.Expression ofSOC3was upregulated in thechs1‐2mutant. Mutations in sixsoc3alleles and downregulation ofSOC3by an artificial microRNA construct fully rescued the chilling sensitivity and defense defects ofchs1‐2. Biochemical studies showed that CHS1 interacted with the NB and LRR domains of SOC3; however, mutated chs1 interacted with the TIR, NB and LRR domains of SOC3in vitroandin vivo.This study reveals that the TN protein CHS1 interacts with the TNL protein SOC3 to modulate temperature‐dependent autoimmunity.