Inheritance of gene expression in polyploid wheat
Inheritance of gene expression in polyploid wheat
批准号:
BB/T013524/1
负责人:
Philippa Borrill
金额:
$67.76万
依托单位:
依托单位国家:
英国
项目类别:
Research Grant
财政年份:
2021
资助国家:
英国
项目状态:
已结题
起止时间:
2021 至 --
中文摘要
确保我们有安全的粮食供应是当今人类面临的最大挑战之一。为了能够迎接这一挑战,我们将需要使用广泛的方法来提高作物产量。我们的许多主要作物都是多倍体的,这意味着它们所有的DNA都被复制了,而且每个基因都有多个副本。多倍体在植物中特别常见,我们许多最重要的食物都来自多倍体。你很可能早餐吃了多倍体,因为这些东西包括做吐司的小麦、粥里的燕麦、土豆饼里的土豆或者健康的香蕉。世界人口正在迅速增长,这意味着我们将需要大幅增加粮食产量,以确保每个人都有足够的食物。然而,增加多倍体作物的产量因其DNA中每个基因的多个副本而变得复杂。在非多倍体植物中,我们可以研究出单个基因的功能,以便能够利用该基因来改良作物。例如,我们可能想要识别一种基因,该基因可以使每株植物产生更多的西红柿。然而,在多倍体中,我们不仅需要了解一个基因的功能,我们还需要知道其他拷贝的功能。在我们的实验室中,我们以小麦为例,开始了解多倍体中基因的多个拷贝。小麦植株的不同器官和细胞都有相同的DNA,每个基因都有三个拷贝,但基因拷贝可以单独打开、关闭或调暗,就像一个房间里有三个独立的灯。我们最近发现,大约三分之一的时间,基因拷贝在不同的水平上被打开。令人惊讶的是,在不同的小麦植株中,这些基因拷贝可以以不同的模式打开。例如,在一个小麦植株中,拷贝号1可能打开,但在不同的小麦植株中,拷贝号1被关闭,拷贝号2被打开。为了开发改良的小麦植株,我们将不同的小麦植株杂交,以产生具有一些来自母亲的特征和一些来自父亲的特征的种子,目的是从整体上改善特征。我们发现,这样的杂交后代可能会保持与他们的母亲或父亲相同的基因复制模式,或者他们可能会产生一个新的模式。在这个项目中,我们将发现新的基因活动模式产生的频率以及这些模式是如何控制的。我们所获得的知识将被用来寻找改变基因活性模式的方法,这将有利于小麦和其他多倍体作物的生产。
英文摘要
Ensuring that we have a secure food supply is one of the biggest challenges facing humankind today. To be able to meet this challenge we will need to use a wide range of approaches to improve crop production. Many of our major crops are polyploid, which means that all their DNA has been duplicated and they have multiple copies of each gene. Polyploidy is particularly common in plants and many of our most important foods come from polyploids. It is likely that you ate a polyploid for breakfast since these include the wheat which made your toast, oats in your porridge, potatoes in your hash browns or that healthy banana. The world's population is increasing rapidly, which means we will need to dramatically increase food production to make sure everyone has enough to eat. However, increasing the production of polyploid crops is complicated by the multiple copies of each gene in their DNA. In a non-polyploid plant we can work out the function of an individual gene, to be able to use that gene to improve the crop. For example we might want to identify a gene which can make more tomatoes per plant. However in a polyploid we don't just need to understand what the function of one gene is, we need to know what the other copies are doing too.In our lab we are using wheat as an example to start understanding the multiple copies of genes in polyploids. The different organs and cells in a wheat plant all have the same DNA with three copies of each gene, but the gene copies can be switched on, switched off or dimmed independently, much like a room with three separate lamps. We recently found that about one third of the time the gene copies are turned on at different levels. Surprisingly in different wheat plants these gene copies can be turned on in different patterns. For example in one wheat plant copy number 1 might be turned on, but in a different wheat plant copy number 1 is turned off and copy number 2 is turned on. To develop improved wheat plants we crossbreed different wheat plants to generate seeds that have some characteristics from the mother and some from the father, aiming for improved characteristics overall. We found that the offspring from such a cross may keep the same pattern of gene copies turned on as their mother or their father, or they may make a new pattern. In this project we will discover how often new patterns of gene activity are generated and how these patterns are controlled. The knowledge we obtain will be used to find ways to change the patterns of gene activity which will benefit the production of wheat and other polyploid crops.
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DOI:
10.1093/g3journal/jkac147
发表时间:
2022-07-29
期刊:
G3-GENES GENOMES GENETICS
影响因子:
2.6
作者:
[Evans, Catherine E. B., Arunkumar, Ramesh, Borrill, Philippa]
通讯作者:
Borrill, Philippa
Spatial Transcriptomic of Wheat Grain for ion transport (TranScripION)
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批准号:EP/Z000726/1
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项目类别:Fellowship
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资助金额:$24.5万
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财政年份:2025
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负责人:Philippa Borrill
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依托单位:
Inheritance of gene expression in polyploid wheat
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批准号:BB/T013524/2
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项目类别:Research Grant
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资助金额:$56.03万
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财政年份:2021
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负责人:Philippa Borrill
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依托单位:
Understanding the molecular control of senescence and nutrient remobilisation in wheat
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批准号:BB/M014045/1
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项目类别:Fellowship
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资助金额:$39.88万
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财政年份:2015
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负责人:Philippa Borrill
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