Function of B - BOX proteins under shade

Plants are capable of perceiving changes in the light environment and finely adjust their growth and development. Reductions of red to far-red ratio [R:FR] generated by an increase of the plant canopy above the plant are sensed by the phytochrome system triggering the shade-avoidance syndrome [SAS] that includes elongation of vegetative structures, reduction of branching and acceleration of flowering. Albeit the SAS is a strategy of major adaptative significance in plant communities, involving massive changes in gene expression, our knowledge of the SAS signaling network is still fragmented. By a selection and characterization of a T-DNA mutant with a long hypocotyl under shade, we identified BBX21, a protein with two B-box domains involved in the SAS. BBX21 belongs to a small eight member family of B-box containing proteins with both opposite and additive functions in the SAS signaling. BBX21 down-regulates the gene expression of auxin, brassinosteroid and ethylene signaling pathway components under shade. Furthermore BBX21 is a transcription factor that interacts genetically with COP1. We propose a model in which a dynamic balance of positive and negative B-box transcriptional regulators acts as a gas-and-brake mechanism into the COP1 signaling to regulate the expression of SAS.

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Main Authors: Crocco, Carlos Daniel, Holm, Magnus, Yanovsky, Marcelo J., Botto, Javier Francisco
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Subjects:BRASSINOLIDE, CHOLESTANOL, ETHYLENE, ETHYLENE DERIVATIVE, HETEROCYCLIC STEROID, INDOLEACETIC ACID DERIVATIVE, VEGETABLE PROTEIN, CHEMISTRY, DARKNESS, DOWN REGULATION, GENE EXPRESSION REGULATION, GENETICS, GROWTH, DEVELOPMENT AND AGING, METABOLISM, PHENOTYPE, PLANT, PROTEIN TERTIARY STRUCTURE, SIGNAL TRANSDUCTION, CHOLESTANOLS, DOWN-REGULATION, ETHYLENES, INDOLEACETIC ACIDS, PLANT PROTEINS, PLANTS, PROTEIN STRUCTURE, TERTIARY, STEROIDS, HETEROCYCLIC,
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spelling KOHA-OAI-AGRO:465252023-09-18T12:10:43Zhttp://ceiba.agro.uba.ar/cgi-bin/koha/opac-detail.pl?biblionumber=46525http://ceiba.agro.uba.ar/cgi-bin/koha/opac-detail.pl?biblionumber=http://ceiba.agro.uba.ar/cgi-bin/koha/opac-detail.pl?biblionumber=http://ceiba.agro.uba.ar/cgi-bin/koha/opac-detail.pl?biblionumber=http://ceiba.agro.uba.ar/cgi-bin/koha/opac-detail.pl?biblionumber=http://ceiba.agro.uba.ar/cgi-bin/koha/opac-detail.pl?biblionumber=AAGFunction of B - BOX proteins under shadeCrocco, Carlos DanielHolm, MagnusYanovsky, Marcelo J.Botto, Javier Franciscotextengapplication/pdfPlants are capable of perceiving changes in the light environment and finely adjust their growth and development. Reductions of red to far-red ratio [R:FR] generated by an increase of the plant canopy above the plant are sensed by the phytochrome system triggering the shade-avoidance syndrome [SAS] that includes elongation of vegetative structures, reduction of branching and acceleration of flowering. Albeit the SAS is a strategy of major adaptative significance in plant communities, involving massive changes in gene expression, our knowledge of the SAS signaling network is still fragmented. By a selection and characterization of a T-DNA mutant with a long hypocotyl under shade, we identified BBX21, a protein with two B-box domains involved in the SAS. BBX21 belongs to a small eight member family of B-box containing proteins with both opposite and additive functions in the SAS signaling. BBX21 down-regulates the gene expression of auxin, brassinosteroid and ethylene signaling pathway components under shade. Furthermore BBX21 is a transcription factor that interacts genetically with COP1. We propose a model in which a dynamic balance of positive and negative B-box transcriptional regulators acts as a gas-and-brake mechanism into the COP1 signaling to regulate the expression of SAS.Plants are capable of perceiving changes in the light environment and finely adjust their growth and development. Reductions of red to far-red ratio [R:FR] generated by an increase of the plant canopy above the plant are sensed by the phytochrome system triggering the shade-avoidance syndrome [SAS] that includes elongation of vegetative structures, reduction of branching and acceleration of flowering. Albeit the SAS is a strategy of major adaptative significance in plant communities, involving massive changes in gene expression, our knowledge of the SAS signaling network is still fragmented. By a selection and characterization of a T-DNA mutant with a long hypocotyl under shade, we identified BBX21, a protein with two B-box domains involved in the SAS. BBX21 belongs to a small eight member family of B-box containing proteins with both opposite and additive functions in the SAS signaling. BBX21 down-regulates the gene expression of auxin, brassinosteroid and ethylene signaling pathway components under shade. Furthermore BBX21 is a transcription factor that interacts genetically with COP1. We propose a model in which a dynamic balance of positive and negative B-box transcriptional regulators acts as a gas-and-brake mechanism into the COP1 signaling to regulate the expression of SAS.BRASSINOLIDECHOLESTANOLETHYLENEETHYLENE DERIVATIVEHETEROCYCLIC STEROIDINDOLEACETIC ACID DERIVATIVEVEGETABLE PROTEINCHEMISTRYDARKNESSDOWN REGULATIONGENE EXPRESSION REGULATIONGENETICSGROWTH, DEVELOPMENT AND AGINGMETABOLISMPHENOTYPEPLANTPROTEIN TERTIARY STRUCTURESIGNAL TRANSDUCTIONCHOLESTANOLSDOWN-REGULATIONETHYLENESINDOLEACETIC ACIDSPLANT PROTEINSPLANTSPROTEIN STRUCTURE, TERTIARYSTEROIDS, HETEROCYCLICPlant signaling and behavior
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topic BRASSINOLIDE
CHOLESTANOL
ETHYLENE
ETHYLENE DERIVATIVE
HETEROCYCLIC STEROID
INDOLEACETIC ACID DERIVATIVE
VEGETABLE PROTEIN
CHEMISTRY
DARKNESS
DOWN REGULATION
GENE EXPRESSION REGULATION
GENETICS
GROWTH, DEVELOPMENT AND AGING
METABOLISM
PHENOTYPE
PLANT
PROTEIN TERTIARY STRUCTURE
SIGNAL TRANSDUCTION
CHOLESTANOLS
DOWN-REGULATION
ETHYLENES
INDOLEACETIC ACIDS
PLANT PROTEINS
PLANTS
PROTEIN STRUCTURE, TERTIARY
STEROIDS, HETEROCYCLIC
BRASSINOLIDE
CHOLESTANOL
ETHYLENE
ETHYLENE DERIVATIVE
HETEROCYCLIC STEROID
INDOLEACETIC ACID DERIVATIVE
VEGETABLE PROTEIN
CHEMISTRY
DARKNESS
DOWN REGULATION
GENE EXPRESSION REGULATION
GENETICS
GROWTH, DEVELOPMENT AND AGING
METABOLISM
PHENOTYPE
PLANT
PROTEIN TERTIARY STRUCTURE
SIGNAL TRANSDUCTION
CHOLESTANOLS
DOWN-REGULATION
ETHYLENES
INDOLEACETIC ACIDS
PLANT PROTEINS
PLANTS
PROTEIN STRUCTURE, TERTIARY
STEROIDS, HETEROCYCLIC
spellingShingle BRASSINOLIDE
CHOLESTANOL
ETHYLENE
ETHYLENE DERIVATIVE
HETEROCYCLIC STEROID
INDOLEACETIC ACID DERIVATIVE
VEGETABLE PROTEIN
CHEMISTRY
DARKNESS
DOWN REGULATION
GENE EXPRESSION REGULATION
GENETICS
GROWTH, DEVELOPMENT AND AGING
METABOLISM
PHENOTYPE
PLANT
PROTEIN TERTIARY STRUCTURE
SIGNAL TRANSDUCTION
CHOLESTANOLS
DOWN-REGULATION
ETHYLENES
INDOLEACETIC ACIDS
PLANT PROTEINS
PLANTS
PROTEIN STRUCTURE, TERTIARY
STEROIDS, HETEROCYCLIC
BRASSINOLIDE
CHOLESTANOL
ETHYLENE
ETHYLENE DERIVATIVE
HETEROCYCLIC STEROID
INDOLEACETIC ACID DERIVATIVE
VEGETABLE PROTEIN
CHEMISTRY
DARKNESS
DOWN REGULATION
GENE EXPRESSION REGULATION
GENETICS
GROWTH, DEVELOPMENT AND AGING
METABOLISM
PHENOTYPE
PLANT
PROTEIN TERTIARY STRUCTURE
SIGNAL TRANSDUCTION
CHOLESTANOLS
DOWN-REGULATION
ETHYLENES
INDOLEACETIC ACIDS
PLANT PROTEINS
PLANTS
PROTEIN STRUCTURE, TERTIARY
STEROIDS, HETEROCYCLIC
Crocco, Carlos Daniel
Holm, Magnus
Yanovsky, Marcelo J.
Botto, Javier Francisco
Function of B - BOX proteins under shade
description Plants are capable of perceiving changes in the light environment and finely adjust their growth and development. Reductions of red to far-red ratio [R:FR] generated by an increase of the plant canopy above the plant are sensed by the phytochrome system triggering the shade-avoidance syndrome [SAS] that includes elongation of vegetative structures, reduction of branching and acceleration of flowering. Albeit the SAS is a strategy of major adaptative significance in plant communities, involving massive changes in gene expression, our knowledge of the SAS signaling network is still fragmented. By a selection and characterization of a T-DNA mutant with a long hypocotyl under shade, we identified BBX21, a protein with two B-box domains involved in the SAS. BBX21 belongs to a small eight member family of B-box containing proteins with both opposite and additive functions in the SAS signaling. BBX21 down-regulates the gene expression of auxin, brassinosteroid and ethylene signaling pathway components under shade. Furthermore BBX21 is a transcription factor that interacts genetically with COP1. We propose a model in which a dynamic balance of positive and negative B-box transcriptional regulators acts as a gas-and-brake mechanism into the COP1 signaling to regulate the expression of SAS.
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topic_facet BRASSINOLIDE
CHOLESTANOL
ETHYLENE
ETHYLENE DERIVATIVE
HETEROCYCLIC STEROID
INDOLEACETIC ACID DERIVATIVE
VEGETABLE PROTEIN
CHEMISTRY
DARKNESS
DOWN REGULATION
GENE EXPRESSION REGULATION
GENETICS
GROWTH, DEVELOPMENT AND AGING
METABOLISM
PHENOTYPE
PLANT
PROTEIN TERTIARY STRUCTURE
SIGNAL TRANSDUCTION
CHOLESTANOLS
DOWN-REGULATION
ETHYLENES
INDOLEACETIC ACIDS
PLANT PROTEINS
PLANTS
PROTEIN STRUCTURE, TERTIARY
STEROIDS, HETEROCYCLIC
author Crocco, Carlos Daniel
Holm, Magnus
Yanovsky, Marcelo J.
Botto, Javier Francisco
author_facet Crocco, Carlos Daniel
Holm, Magnus
Yanovsky, Marcelo J.
Botto, Javier Francisco
author_sort Crocco, Carlos Daniel
title Function of B - BOX proteins under shade
title_short Function of B - BOX proteins under shade
title_full Function of B - BOX proteins under shade
title_fullStr Function of B - BOX proteins under shade
title_full_unstemmed Function of B - BOX proteins under shade
title_sort function of b - box proteins under shade
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