A chemical window into the impact of RNAi silencing of the StNAC103 gene in potato tuber periderms: Soluble metabolites, suberized cell walls, and antibacterial defense.
A chemical window into the impact of RNAi silencing of the StNAC103 gene in potato tuber periderms: Soluble metabolites, suberized cell walls, and antibacterial defense.
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stnac103基因在马铃薯块茎periderms中的RNAi沉默的化学窗口:可溶性代谢产物,蛋白酶的细胞壁和抗菌防御。
DOI:
10.1016/j.phytochem.2021.112885
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发表时间:
2021-10
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影响因子:
3.8
通讯作者:
Stark RE
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作者:
Dastmalchi K;Chira O;Rodriguez MP;Yoo B;Serra O;Figueras M;Stark RE
The growth and survival of terrestrial plants require control of their interactions with the environment, e.g., to defend against desiccation and microbial invasion. For major food crops, the protection conferred by the outer skins (periderm in potato) is essential to cultivation, storage, and marketing of the edible tubers and fruits. Potatoes are particularly vulnerable to bacterial infections due to their high content of water and susceptibility to mechanical wounding. Recently, both specific and conserved gene silencing (StNAC103-RNAi and StNAC103-RNAi-c, respectively) were found to increase the load of wax and aliphatic suberin depolymerization products in tuber periderm, implicating this NAC gene as a repressor of the wax and suberin biosynthetic pathways. However, an important gap in our understanding of StNAC103 silencing concerns the metabolites produced in periderm cells as antimicrobial defense agents and potential building blocks of the deposited suberin biopolymer. In the current work, we have expanded prior studies on StNAC103 silenced lines by conducting comprehensive parallel analyses to profile changes in chemical constituents and antibacterial activity. Compositional analysis of the intact suberized cell walls using solid-state 13C NMR (ssNMR) showed that NAC silencing produced an increase in the long-chain aliphatic groups deposited within the periderm cell walls. LC-MS of polar extracts revealed up-regulation of glycoalkaloids in both StNAC103-RNAi and StNAC103-RNAi-c native periderms but down-regulation of a phenolic amine in StNAC103-RNAi-c and a phenolic acid in StNAC103-RNAi native periderms. The nonpolar soluble metabolites identified using GC-MS included notably abundant long-chain alkane metabolites in both silenced samples. By coordinating the differentially accumulated soluble metabolites and the suberin depolymerization products with the ssNMR-based profiles for the periderm polymers, it was possible to obtain a holistic view of the chemical changes that result from StNAC103 gene silencing. Correspondingly, the chemical composition trends served as a backdrop to interpret trends in the chemical barrier defense function of native tuber periderms, which was found to be more robust for the nonpolar extracts.
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