POSITIONAL CLONING OF THE FR LOCUS
FR 基因座的定位克隆
基本信息
- 批准号:2430496
- 负责人:
- 金额:$ 9.12万
- 依托单位:
- 依托单位国家:美国
- 项目类别:
- 财政年份:1996
- 资助国家:美国
- 起止时间:1996-06-01 至 1998-11-30
- 项目状态:已结题
- 来源:
- 关键词:
项目摘要
DESCRIPTION: This proposal deals with the topic of nuclear-mitochondrial
interactions. The question of how the nuclear genome maintains normal
mitochondrial function in higher eukaryotes is addressed. In particular,
the proposal focuses on the possible mechanisms that regulate
segregation and transmission of mitochondria in a heteroplasmic
population, and those that preclude the accumulation of mitochondrial
mutations. The system under study is an interesting nuclear-
mitochondrial interaction in common bean. The mitochondrial mutation
is a cytoplasmic male sterility (CMS) mutation that results in the
inability of the plant to produce viable pollen. The CMS trait in bean
is associated with an insertion in the mitochondrial genome which
generates a novel open reading frame designated pvs-orf239. The
association of a mitochondrial rearrangement and production of novel
proteins are a common theme in plant CMS systems. However, the bean CMS
system has some unique features. The expression of the pvs protein
during development of the pollen meiocytes leads to the accumulation of
this aberrant protein not in mitochondria as expected but at the
periphery of the cell in the developing callose layer. This presumably
interferes with the cytokinesis events that lead to the production of
normal pollen grains. Fertility is restored in strains containing the
mitochondrial mutation by the action of one of several nuclear restorer
genes. One of these genes, the Fr locus, is the focus of this
proposal. Fr restores fertility to the CMS strain apparently by
effecting the directed elimination of the mitochondrial mutation. To
elucidate the molecular basis of Fr action, the proposal outlines a
series of experiments aimed at the positional cloning of Fr. Physical
mapping of the locus, the construction of a large-insert library for use
in chromosome walking from tightly linked markers, and the isolation of
cDNA clones derived from the putative Fr gene are outlined.
描述:本提案涉及核线粒体的主题
交互. 核基因组如何维持正常的
线粒体功能在高等真核生物的解决。 特别是,
该提案侧重于可能的机制,
线粒体的分离和传递
人口,以及那些排除线粒体积累的人,
突变。 正在研究的系统是一个有趣的核-
菜豆线粒体的相互作用 线粒体突变
是一种细胞质雄性不育(CMS)突变,
植物不能产生有活力的花粉。 菜豆CMS性状
与线粒体基因组中的插入有关,
产生新的开放阅读帧,指定为PVS-ORF 239。 的
线粒体重排与新的
蛋白质是植物CMS系统中的常见主题。 但是,Bean CMS
系统具有一些独特的功能。 pvs蛋白的表达
在花粉母细胞的发育过程中,
这种异常的蛋白质并不像预期的那样存在于线粒体中,而是存在于
在发育中的胼胝质层中的细胞外围。 这难道
干扰胞质分裂事件,导致生产
正常的花粉粒 在含有该酶的菌株中,
由几种核恢复因子之一的作用引起的线粒体突变
基因. 其中一个基因,Fr基因座,
提议 Fr显然通过以下方式恢复CMS菌株的育性:
从而实现线粒体突变的定向消除。 到
阐明Fr作用的分子基础,该提案概述了
一系列旨在定位克隆Fr. Physical
定位基因座,构建大插入文库,
从紧密连锁的标记中进行染色体步移,
概述了来自推定的Fr基因的cDNA克隆。
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