Establishing an integrated network model for secondary wall thickening in anther development.
建立花药发育过程中次生壁增厚的综合网络模型。
基本信息
- 批准号:BB/F021062/1
- 负责人:
- 金额:$ 64.06万
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- 依托单位国家:英国
- 项目类别:Research Grant
- 财政年份:2008
- 资助国家:英国
- 起止时间:2008 至 无数据
- 项目状态:已结题
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项目摘要
Secondary plant cell wall thickening is vital for many aspects of plant growth, typically for the production of mechanical tissues for water transport and support, but is also critical when other aspects of mechanical force are required, for example anther dehiscence. Secondary cell walls are composed of cellulose, hemicellulose and lignin. Advances have been made towards understanding the biosynthesis of these wall components, however little is known about the factors that control these pathways. Such regulatory networks tend to initiate the biosynthesis of multiple wall components, dissecting these regulatory networks may permit the separation of these pathways with the future goal of controlling specific components of the cell wall matrix in isolation from other components. Understanding such processes is vital for the manipulation of secondary thickening for modification of wood quality, biofuels, but also for the manipulation of processes requiring such mechanical forces, for example anther dehiscence and the control of male fertility for hybrid development and control of gene flow. Secondary thickening occurs in the anther endothecium and is vital for the physical forces needed for anther opening, as demonstrated by our Arabidopsis male sterile mutant ms35 which produces normal pollen but is male sterile because the pollen is not released. We have shown that this defect is caused by a mutation in MYB26, a gene that has homology to members of the MYB family of transcriptional regulators. We have shown that over-expression of MYB26 can switch on secondary thickening in tissues that do not normally produce secondary thickening (ectopic secondary thickening). In these over-expressing lines we see increases in the expression of a number of genes, including transcription factors, but also biosynthetic components of the secondary thickening pathway. We have constructed a preliminary model for this pathway and hypothesise that two NAC domain genes may be direct targets for MYB26. We have also identified a large number of genes that have not yet been placed into this pathway. We propose to test our current model and determine the primary regulatory targets for MYB26, but also to extend our model to include the other genes that have altered expression in our mutant. We will do this by carrying out a time-course analysis of these genes after MYB26 is switched on. This will identify those genes that are direct targets of MYB26 which are switched on very soon after MYB26 expression, but also those genes that are switched on later in the pathway, possibly by factors other than MYB26. We will use this information in collaboration with mathematicians/systems biologists to develop an integrated model for this pathway. We will then test this model by selecting genes that are predicted to be key regulatory points in the pathway and investigate the effects of knocking-out (mutating) or over-expressing them. We will check the order of our network by analysing the expression of down and up-stream genes in these backgrounds and determine the effect on gene expression of subsequently expressing MYB26 in these backgrounds. We will also establish the functional effects of these genes by investigating changes to the structure of the cell wall in the knockout, or overexpression lines. We have also found a protein that appears to binds to MYB26 and may serve to activate it to enable it to carry out its normal function. We will test where this protein is expressed and whether it activates the MYB26 protein. This will provide valuable information on the first step in the MYB26 pathway in determining the activity of MYB26.
次生植物细胞壁增厚对于植物生长的许多方面是至关重要的,通常对于产生用于水运输和支持的机械组织,但当需要机械力的其他方面时也是至关重要的,例如花药开裂。次生细胞壁由纤维素、半纤维素和木质素组成。已经取得了进展,了解这些壁组件的生物合成,但鲜为人知的是,控制这些途径的因素。这种调控网络往往会引发多种细胞壁组分的生物合成,剖析这些调控网络可能会允许这些途径的分离,未来的目标是控制与其他组分分离的细胞壁基质的特定组分。了解这些过程对于操纵二次增厚以改变木材质量、生物燃料至关重要,而且对于操纵需要这种机械力的过程也至关重要,例如花药开裂和控制雄性育性以进行杂交发育和控制基因流。次生加厚发生在花药药室内壁中,并且对于花药开放所需的物理力是至关重要的,如我们的拟南芥雄性不育突变体ms 35所证明的,该突变体产生正常的花粉,但由于花粉不释放而雄性不育。我们已经证明,这种缺陷是由MYB 26突变引起的,MYB 26是一种与MYB家族转录调节因子成员具有同源性的基因。我们已经表明,MYB 26的过度表达可以在通常不产生继发性增厚的组织中打开继发性增厚(异位继发性增厚)。在这些过度表达的品系中,我们看到许多基因的表达增加,包括转录因子,但也包括次级增厚途径的生物合成组分。我们已经构建了这一途径的初步模型,并假设两个NAC结构域基因可能是MYB 26的直接靶点。我们还发现了大量尚未进入这一通路的基因。我们建议测试我们目前的模型,并确定MYB 26的主要调控靶点,但也要扩展我们的模型,以包括在我们的突变体中改变表达的其他基因。我们将在MYB 26启动后对这些基因进行时程分析,以确定哪些基因是MYB 26的直接靶基因,这些基因在MYB 26表达后很快被启动,以及哪些基因在该途径后期被启动,可能是由MYB 26以外的因素启动的。我们将利用这些信息与数学家/系统生物学家合作,为这一途径开发一个综合模型。然后,我们将通过选择被预测为途径中的关键调控点的基因来测试这个模型,并研究敲除(突变)或过度表达它们的影响。我们将通过分析这些背景中下游和上游基因的表达来检查我们的网络的顺序,并确定在这些背景中随后表达MYB 26对基因表达的影响。我们还将通过研究敲除或过表达细胞系中细胞壁结构的变化来确定这些基因的功能效应。我们还发现了一种似乎与MYB 26结合的蛋白质,可能有助于激活MYB 26,使其能够发挥正常功能。我们将测试这种蛋白质在哪里表达,以及它是否激活MYB 26蛋白质。这将为确定MYB 26活性的MYB 26途径的第一步提供有价值的信息。
项目成果
期刊论文数量(7)
专著数量(0)
科研奖励数量(0)
会议论文数量(0)
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A biomechanical model of anther opening reveals the roles of dehydration and secondary thickening.
- DOI:10.1111/j.1469-8137.2012.04329.x
- 发表时间:2012-12
- 期刊:
- 影响因子:0
- 作者:Nelson MR;Band LR;Dyson RJ;Lessinnes T;Wells DM;Yang C;Everitt NM;Jensen OE;Wilson ZA
- 通讯作者:Wilson ZA
From Arabidopsis to rice: pathways in pollen development
- DOI:10.1093/jxb/erp095
- 发表时间:2009-04-01
- 期刊:
- 影响因子:6.9
- 作者:Wilson, Zoe A.;Zhang, Da-Bing
- 通讯作者:Zhang, Da-Bing
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- 批准号:
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