Developmental Systems Drift and the Evolution of Redundancy in Plants
发育系统漂移和植物冗余的进化
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- 批准号:399363547
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- 依托单位国家:德国
- 项目类别:Research Grants
- 财政年份:2018
- 资助国家:德国
- 起止时间:2017-12-31 至 2022-12-31
- 项目状态:已结题
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项目摘要
Development in eukaryotes is controlled to a large extent by a conserved set of regulatory genes that fulfil very similar functions in related species. However, a number of examples have been described in yeast and animals where a phenotypically conserved trait is controlled by divergent molecular pathways. This so-called developmental systems drift becomes apparent, when mutations in orthologous genes in related species cause different phenotypes. One possible reason for this is differential redundancy between two genes in one, but not the other species. We have recently identified a pertinent example in the Red Shepherd’s Purse Capsella rubella, where a loss-of-function mutation in the BLADE ON PETIOLE2 (BOP2) gene leads to a fully penetrant formation of ectopic bracts, which is not seen in bop2 mutants in the closely related model plant Arabidopsis thaliana; in the latter, bract formation is only seen in bop1 bop2 double mutants, together with a host of additional mutant phenotypes. We hypothesize that this difference reflects differential redundancy between BOP1 and BOP2 between the two species, with the two genes still fully redundant in A. thaliana for all of their functions, but not in C. rubella, where redundancy is seen for most processes, but not for the suppression of bract formation. This partial resolution of redundancy reflects a first step towards subfunctionalization of the two genes, an important process in the evolution of redundancy. While both developmental systems drift and subfunctionalization have been studied intensively from a theoretical perspective, little is known about the molecular basis, population genetics and developmental consequences of early-stage subfunctionalizing mutations in plants. Therefore, the proposed project will exploit the example of BOP1/2 to empirically address these issues from an evolutionary and functional perspective. In particular, we will pursue the following main objectives. (1) We will define in detail the molecular difference between A. thaliana and C. rubella BOP1 that is responsible for the presumed loss of BOP1 function in bract suppression. This will identify one of the first early subfunctionalizing mutations between two redundant genes in plants. (2) We will analyze the population genetics of this subfunctionalizing mutation in Capsella to test the hypothesis that it became fixed in C. rubella due to drift. In addition, we will experimentally test the status of BOP1/2 redundancy in other Brassicaceae to determine whether resolution of redundancy between this gene pair is also ongoing in other taxa. (3) We will test the hypothesis that redundancy serves to render developmental processes more robust by comparing the frequency of developmental errors regarding bract suppression between Capsella and Arabidopsis. Together, these studies will provide unprecedented insight into the early stages of subfunctionalization and into developmental systems drift in plants.
真核生物的发育在很大程度上是由一组保守的调节基因控制的,这些基因在相关物种中发挥非常相似的功能。然而,在酵母和动物中已经描述了许多例子,其中表型保守的性状是由不同的分子途径控制的。当相关物种的直系同源基因突变导致不同的表型时,这种所谓的发育系统漂移就变得明显。造成这种情况的一个可能原因是一个物种的两个基因之间存在差异冗余,而另一个物种则不然。我们最近在红荠菜荠菜中发现了一个相关的例子,其中 BLADE ON PETIOLE2 (BOP2) 基因的功能丧失突变导致异位苞片的完全渗透形成,这在密切相关的模型植物拟南芥的 bop2 突变体中没有看到。在后者中,苞片形成仅出现在 bop1 bop2 双突变体以及许多其他突变体表型中。我们假设这种差异反映了两个物种之间 BOP1 和 BOP2 之间的差异冗余,这两个基因在拟南芥中的所有功能仍然完全冗余,但在风疹中却不然,在风疹中,大多数过程都存在冗余,但在抑制苞片形成方面却没有。这种冗余的部分解决反映了两个基因亚功能化的第一步,这是冗余进化中的一个重要过程。虽然从理论角度对发育系统漂移和亚功能化进行了深入研究,但人们对植物早期亚功能化突变的分子基础、群体遗传学和发育后果知之甚少。因此,拟议项目将利用 BOP1/2 的例子,从进化和功能的角度凭经验解决这些问题。具体来说,我们将追求以下主要目标。 (1) 我们将详细定义拟南芥和风疹 BOP1 之间的分子差异,该差异是造成苞片抑制中 BOP1 功能丧失的原因。这将鉴定植物中两个冗余基因之间的第一个早期亚功能化突变之一。 (2) 我们将分析荠菜中这种亚功能化突变的群体遗传学,以检验其由于漂移而在风疹衣原体中固定的假设。此外,我们将通过实验测试其他十字花科中 BOP1/2 冗余的状态,以确定该基因对之间的冗余解析是否也在其他类群中进行。 (3)我们将通过比较荠菜和拟南芥之间有关苞片抑制的发育错误频率来检验冗余有助于使发育过程更加稳健的假设。总之,这些研究将为亚功能化的早期阶段和植物发育系统漂移提供前所未有的见解。
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