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Sirinapa Chungopast Pilunthana Thapanapongworakul Hiroyuki Matsuura Tan Van Dao Toshimasa Asahi Kuninao Tada Shigeyuki Tajima Mika Nomura 《Journal of plant physiology》2014
In this study, we focused on the effect of glutamine synthetase (GSI) activity in Mesorhizobium loti on the symbiosis between the host plant, Lotus japonicus, and the bacteroids. We used a signature-tagged mutant of M. loti (STM30) with a transposon inserted into the GSI (mll0343) gene. The L. japonicus plants inoculated with STM30 had significantly more nodules, and the occurrence of senesced nodules was much higher than in plants inoculated with the wild-type. The acetylene reduction activity (ARA) per nodule inoculated with STM30 was lowered compared to the control. Also, the concentration of chlorophyll, glutamine, and asparagine in leaves of STM30-infected plants was found to be reduced. Taken together, these data demonstrate that a GSI deficiency in M. loti differentially affects legume–rhizobia symbiosis by modifying nodule development and metabolic processes. 相似文献
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Nanthipak Thapanapongworakul Mika Nomura Tan Van Dao Yoshikazu Shimoda Shusei Sato Satoshi Tabata Shigeyuki Tajima 《Plant and Soil》2010,336(1-2):233-240
Mesorhizobium loti is a Gram negative bacterium that induces N2-fixing root nodules on the model legume Lotus japonicus. Proteomic analysis in M. loti indicated that 3-phosphoglycerate dehydrogenase (EC. 1.1.1.95, PHGDH) protein content was 2.2 times higher in bacteroids than in cultured bacteria. A M. loti mutant (STM5) with a transposon insertion in the PHGDH gene, mll3875, showed an absolute dependence on serine or glycine in minimal medium for growth. When L. japonicus plants were infected with STM5, the roots formed nodules in numbers comparable to those formed by wild type M. loti; however, the nodules showed very low acetylene reduction activity, and significant starch granule accumulation was observed in the uninfected cells. In such nodules, vast necrosis occurred in the central tissue of the nodules, although bacteroids were detected in the infected cell of the nodules. These data indicate that serine or glycine biosynthesis by PHGDH is important for maintaining symbiosis and nitrogen fixation in L. japonicus nodules. 相似文献
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