A core functional region of the RFP1 promoter from Chinese wild grapevine is activated by powdery mildew pathogen and heat stress
A core functional region of the RFP1 promoter from Chinese wild grapevine is activated by powdery mildew pathogen and heat stress
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DOI:
10.1007/s00425-012-1769-9
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发表时间:
2012-09
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影响因子:
4.3
通讯作者:
Yihe Yu;Weirong Xu;Jie Wang;Lei Wang;Wenkong Yao;Yan Xu;Jiahua Ding;Yuejin Wang
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作者:
Yihe Yu;Weirong Xu;Jie Wang;Lei Wang;Wenkong Yao;Yan Xu;Jiahua Ding;Yuejin Wang
RING-finger proteins (RFP) function as ubiquitin ligases and play key roles in plant responses to biotic and abiotic stresses. However, little information is available on the regulation ofRFPexpression. Here, we isolate and characterize theRFPpromoter sequence from the disease-resistant Chinese wild grapeVitis pseudoreticulataaccession Baihe-35-1. Promoter-GUS fusion assays revealed that defense signaling molecules, powdery mildew infection, and heat stress induceVpRFP1promoter activity. By contrast, theRFP1promoter isolated fromVitis viniferawas only slightly induced by pathogen infection and heat treatment. By promoter deletion analysis, we found that the −148 bp region of theVpRFP1promoter was the core functional promoter region. We also found that, inArabidopsis,VpRFP1expressed under its own promoter activated defense-related gene expression and improved disease resistance, but the same construct using theVvRFP1promoter slightly improve disease resistance. Our results demonstrated that the −148 bp region of theVpRFP1promoter plays a key role in response to pathogen and heat stress, and suggested that expression differences betweenVpRFP1andVvRFP1may be key for the differing disease resistance phenotypes of the twoVitisgenotypes.