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Donghua Chen Jing Wu Min Zhao Xiaoyan Ma Wei Zhang Guangmin Xia Mei Wang 《Journal of Plant Biology》2017,60(6):571-581
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Mingle Wang Jing Zhuang Zhongwei Zou Qinghui Li Huahong Xin Xinghui Li 《Journal of Plant Biology》2017,60(5):452-461
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Xiang Yu Misato Ohtani Miyako Kusano Nobuyuki Nishikubo Misa Uenoyama Taishi Umezawa Kazuki Saito Kazuo Shinozaki Taku Demura 《Molecular breeding : new strategies in plant improvement》2017,37(5):57
Recent environmental issues have increased the demand for woody biomass as a renewable resource for industry and energy. For a stable supply of woody biomass, it is critical to decrease the effects of abiotic stresses, such as drought and salinity, which hinder plant growth. For the goal to develop practical stress-tolerant trees, we generated transgenic poplar plants (P. tremula × tremuloides), in which a key Arabidopsis regulatory factor involved in stress responses, SNF1-related protein kinase 2C (AtSRK2C), or galactinol synthase 2 (AtGolS2), was overexpressed. Both types of transgenic poplar plants displayed higher tolerance to abiotic stresses, in comparison with nontransgenic plants, indicating that AtSRK2C and AtGolS2 can function in the abiotic stress response pathway of poplar. We also examined the expression profiles of ten poplar genes putatively homologous to well-known Arabidopsis stress response genes and found that several of the poplar genes showed different responses to abiotic stress from their Arabidopsis counterparts. Whereas the overexpression of AtSRK2C in transgenic Arabidopsis plants was reported to upregulate the expression of endogenous genes, the overexpression of AtSRK2C or AtGolS2 in transgenic poplar did not. Taken together, our findings suggest that the details of the underlying molecular mechanisms of the abiotic stress response may differ, but that the key regulatory factors in Arabidopsis and poplar have common features and are effective molecular targets for further breeding to enhance abiotic stress tolerance in poplar. 相似文献
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Xiufang Liu Yunzhi Song Fangyu Xing Ning Wang Fujiang Wen Changxiang Zhu 《Protoplasma》2016,253(5):1265-1281
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Kun Ning Su Chen Haijiao Huang Jing Jiang Hongmei Yuan Huiyu Li 《Plant Cell, Tissue and Organ Culture》2017,129(3):469-481
Christolea crassifolia HARDY: gene (CcHRD) belongs to the AP2/ERF-like tanscritpion factor family, and overexpression of HRD gene has been proved to result in improved water use efficiency and enhanced drought resistance in multiple plant species. In the present study, we cloned the CcHRD gene from Christolea crassifolia, which shares 99.1% sequence similarity with the HRD gene from Arabidopsis thaliana. We generated transgenic tomato plants expressing CcHRD gene by agrobacterium-mediated genetic transformation. Our results revealed that the transgenic tomato plants showed a more developed root system and higher fruit yield than the wild-type plants. Furthermore, the leaf relative water content, chlorophyll content and Fv/Fm value in transgenic plants were significantly higher than the wild type, while the relative conductivity and MDA content of transgenic plant leaves were markedly lower than those of wild type under drought stress. We also observed that the major agronomic traits of transgenic tomato plants were improved under natural drought stress compared with those of the wild type. In summary, results in this transgenic study showed that the CcHRD gene could enhance the drought resistance in tomato, and also provided important information for the application of drought-responsive genes in improving crop plant resistance to abiotic stresses. 相似文献
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Khadiza Khatun Ujjal Kumar Nath Jong-In Park Chang Kil Kim Ill Sup Nou Mi-Young Chung 《Plant Molecular Biology Reporter》2018,36(2):273-283
The cold shock domain proteins (CSDPs) are small group of nucleic acid-binding proteins that act as RNA chaperones in growth regulation, development, and stress adaptation in plants. The functions of CSDPs have been studied in Arabidopsis (Arabidopsis thaliana), rice (Oryza sativa), wheat (Triticum aestivum), and Chinese cabbage (Brassica rapa). To gain insight into the function of CSDPs in tomato (Solanum lycopersicum), we performed a genome-wide analysis of CSDPs through in silico characterization and expression profiling in different organs and in response to different abiotic stress and phytohormone treatments. We identified five non-redundant SlCSDP genes. The evolutionary analysis and phylogenetic classification indicated that tomato CSDPs are more closely related to potato than those of others. The five SlCSDP genes are distributed on four of the 12 tomato chromosomes and no segmental or tandem duplication events are detected among them. Expression analysis showed broad expression patterns with strong expression in fruit development and ripening. Expression of individual SlCSDP genes was significantly altered by stress and phytohormone treatments. SlCSDP2, SlCSDP3, and SlCSDP4 were highly induced by all four abiotic stresses and by phytohormone treatment in tomato. These findings provide a foundation for future research towards functional biological roles of CSDP gene in particular to develop tomato cultivars with large size, early ripening, and abiotic stress tolerance. 相似文献
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