Genome-wide identification of novel candidate genes with resistance to biotrophic and necrotrophic pathogens in plants
植物中抗活体营养型和坏死性营养型病原体的新型候选基因的全基因组鉴定
基本信息
- 批准号:RGPIN-2019-04959
- 负责人:
- 金额:$ 2.4万
- 依托单位:
- 依托单位国家:加拿大
- 项目类别:Discovery Grants Program - Individual
- 财政年份:2021
- 资助国家:加拿大
- 起止时间:2021-01-01 至 2022-12-31
- 项目状态:已结题
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项目摘要
Of all microbial pathogens causing plant diseases, some (known as biotrophs) thrive on nutrients from living host cells while others (known as necrotrophs) kill host cells prior to or during colonization and absorb nutrients from dead host tissues. When disease resistance is controlled by genes of major effects in host plants, the classic `gene-for-gene' relationship governs host interactions with biotrophic pathogens whereas the inverse of gene-for-gene relationship governs host interactions with necrotrophic pathogens. At molecular level, biotrophic diseases occur when plant resistance (R) proteins recognize specific pathogen proteins (effectors) and elicit an effector-triggered immunity (ETI); the necrotrophic diseases arise from the recognition of necrotrophic effectors (NEs) [also known as host-specific toxins (HSTs)] by non-R proteins mediating the host sensitivity to the toxins. However, a huge challenge in direct molecular and functional characterizations of disease-resistance genes in wheat and barley is the lack of deep and complete sequencing of their large and complex genomes, thereby motivating me to exploit the use of rich, underutilized genomic resources available in model plants, Arabidopsis and Brachypodium, for inferring homologous resistance genes in cereal crop plants. This proposal will examine responses to a pair of biotrophic (rusts) and nectrotrophic (tan spot) pathogens in cereal plants to test the hypothesis that there is partial sharing of genes over the host genomes with resistance to both biotrophs and necrotrophs. This pair of pathogens are chosen because they often co-occur and are a major threat to cereal production in western Canada and elsewhere. I will develop a powerful combination of comparative genomics and bioinformatics approaches for genome-wide mining and discovery of candidate genes with resistance to rust and tan spot pathogens in cereal crop species. The mining capability will be greatly enhanced through detecting and utilizing high levels of inter-species homology between Arabidopsis and cereal species. The proposed genome-wide identification will uncover the patterns and distributions of genomic regions at two sets of novel candidate genes with resistance to biotrophic (rusts) and necrotrophic (tan spot) pathogens. My proposed comparative assessment of the two sets of genes in terms of their genomic locations, structural diversity (e.g., regulatory vs. protein-coding genes), functional diversity (e.g., distributions of the resistance genes over different gene families) and possible `hot spot' genomic regions where the resistance genes are concentrated over the host genomes will shed light on the fundamental question surrounding the shared genes with resistance to both biotrophs and nectrotrophs. The results from this proposed project will have important implications for accelerated genetic improvement of simultaneous resistance to cereal rusts and tan spot in western Canada.
在所有引起植物疾病的微生物病原体中,一些(称为生物营养体)依靠活宿主细胞的营养生长,而另一些(称为坏死营养体)在定植之前或定植期间杀死宿主细胞并从死亡的宿主组织中吸收营养。当抗病性由宿主植物中的主要效应基因控制时,经典的“基因对基因”关系支配宿主与活体营养型病原体的相互作用,而基因对基因的相反关系支配宿主与坏死营养型病原体的相互作用。在分子水平上,当植物抗性(R)蛋白识别特定病原体蛋白(效应子)并引发效应子触发免疫(ETI)时,就会发生生物营养性疾病;坏死营养性疾病是由于介导宿主对毒素敏感性的非R蛋白识别坏死营养效应子(内斯)[也称为宿主特异性毒素(HST)]而引起的。然而,在小麦和大麦抗病基因的直接分子和功能表征的巨大挑战是缺乏深入和完整的测序其大而复杂的基因组,从而激励我利用丰富的,未充分利用的基因组资源,可在模式植物,拟南芥和短柄草,推断同源抗性基因在谷类作物植物。该提案将研究对谷类植物中的活体营养型(锈病)和营养型(褐斑病)病原体的反应,以检验宿主基因组中存在部分共享基因的假设,该基因组对活体营养型和坏死营养型都具有抗性。之所以选择这对病原体,是因为它们经常共同出现,是加拿大西部和其他地方谷物生产的主要威胁。我将开发一个强大的比较基因组学和生物信息学方法的组合,用于全基因组挖掘和发现谷类作物物种中抗锈病和褐斑病原体的候选基因。通过检测和利用拟南芥和谷类物种之间的高水平种间同源性,挖掘能力将大大提高。 拟议的全基因组鉴定将揭示两组新的候选基因的基因组区域的模式和分布,具有对活体营养型(锈病)和坏死营养型(褐斑)病原体的抗性。我建议对两组基因的基因组位置、结构多样性(例如,调节基因与蛋白质编码基因),功能多样性(例如,抗性基因在不同基因家族中的分布)以及抗性基因集中在宿主基因组上的可能的“热点”基因组区域将揭示围绕对生物营养体和营养体都具有抗性的共享基因的基本问题。该项目的结果将对加速加拿大西部谷物锈病和褐斑病同时抗性的遗传改良具有重要意义。
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- 批准号:
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- 资助金额:
$ 2.4万 - 项目类别:
Discovery Grants Program - Individual
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