Transcriptional regulation of receptor-like protein genes by environmental stresses and hormones and their overexpression activities in Arabidopsis thaliana

Receptor-like proteins (RLPs) have been implicated in multiple biological processes, including plant development and immunity to microbial infection. Fifty-seven AtRLP genes have been identified in Arabidopsis, whereas only a few have been functionally characterized. This is due to the lack of suitable physiological screening conditions and the high degree of functional redundancy among AtRLP genes. To overcome the functional redundancy and further understand the role of AtRLP genes, we studied the evolution of AtRLP genes and compiled a comprehensive profile of the transcriptional regulation of AtRLP genes upon exposure to a range of environmental stresses and different hormones. These results indicate that the majority of AtRLP genes are differentially expressed under various conditions that were tested, an observation that will help to select certain AtRLP genes involved in a specific biological process for further experimental studies to eventually dissect their function. A large number of AtRLP genes were found to respond to more than one treatment, suggesting that one single AtRLP gene may be involved in multiple physiological processes. In addition, we performed a genome-wide cloning of the AtRLP genes, and generated and characterized transgenic Arabidopsis plants overexpressing the individual AtRLP genes, presenting new insight into the roles of AtRLP genes, as exemplified by AtRLP3, AtRLP11 and AtRLP28. Our study provides an overview of biological processes in which AtRLP genes may be involved, and presents valuable resources for future investigations into the function of these genes.

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Main Authors: Wu, Jinbin, Liu, Zhijun, Zhang, Zhao, Lv, Yanting, Yang, Nan, Zhang, Guohua, Wu, Menyao, Lv, Shuo, Pan, Lixia, Joosten, Matthieu H.A.J., Wang, Guodong
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Subjects:Arabidopsis, hormone, overexpression, receptor-like protein, stress, transcriptional regulation,
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spelling dig-wur-nl-wurpubs-5058552024-12-04 Wu, Jinbin Liu, Zhijun Zhang, Zhao Lv, Yanting Yang, Nan Zhang, Guohua Wu, Menyao Lv, Shuo Pan, Lixia Joosten, Matthieu H.A.J. Wang, Guodong Article/Letter to editor Journal of Experimental Botany 67 (2016) 11 ISSN: 0022-0957 Transcriptional regulation of receptor-like protein genes by environmental stresses and hormones and their overexpression activities in Arabidopsis thaliana 2016 Receptor-like proteins (RLPs) have been implicated in multiple biological processes, including plant development and immunity to microbial infection. Fifty-seven AtRLP genes have been identified in Arabidopsis, whereas only a few have been functionally characterized. This is due to the lack of suitable physiological screening conditions and the high degree of functional redundancy among AtRLP genes. To overcome the functional redundancy and further understand the role of AtRLP genes, we studied the evolution of AtRLP genes and compiled a comprehensive profile of the transcriptional regulation of AtRLP genes upon exposure to a range of environmental stresses and different hormones. These results indicate that the majority of AtRLP genes are differentially expressed under various conditions that were tested, an observation that will help to select certain AtRLP genes involved in a specific biological process for further experimental studies to eventually dissect their function. A large number of AtRLP genes were found to respond to more than one treatment, suggesting that one single AtRLP gene may be involved in multiple physiological processes. In addition, we performed a genome-wide cloning of the AtRLP genes, and generated and characterized transgenic Arabidopsis plants overexpressing the individual AtRLP genes, presenting new insight into the roles of AtRLP genes, as exemplified by AtRLP3, AtRLP11 and AtRLP28. Our study provides an overview of biological processes in which AtRLP genes may be involved, and presents valuable resources for future investigations into the function of these genes. en application/pdf https://research.wur.nl/en/publications/transcriptional-regulation-of-receptor-like-protein-genes-by-envi 10.1093/jxb/erw152 https://edepot.wur.nl/385668 Arabidopsis hormone overexpression receptor-like protein stress transcriptional regulation https://creativecommons.org/licenses/by/4.0/ Wageningen University & Research
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topic Arabidopsis
hormone
overexpression
receptor-like protein
stress
transcriptional regulation
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hormone
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receptor-like protein
stress
transcriptional regulation
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hormone
overexpression
receptor-like protein
stress
transcriptional regulation
Arabidopsis
hormone
overexpression
receptor-like protein
stress
transcriptional regulation
Wu, Jinbin
Liu, Zhijun
Zhang, Zhao
Lv, Yanting
Yang, Nan
Zhang, Guohua
Wu, Menyao
Lv, Shuo
Pan, Lixia
Joosten, Matthieu H.A.J.
Wang, Guodong
Transcriptional regulation of receptor-like protein genes by environmental stresses and hormones and their overexpression activities in Arabidopsis thaliana
description Receptor-like proteins (RLPs) have been implicated in multiple biological processes, including plant development and immunity to microbial infection. Fifty-seven AtRLP genes have been identified in Arabidopsis, whereas only a few have been functionally characterized. This is due to the lack of suitable physiological screening conditions and the high degree of functional redundancy among AtRLP genes. To overcome the functional redundancy and further understand the role of AtRLP genes, we studied the evolution of AtRLP genes and compiled a comprehensive profile of the transcriptional regulation of AtRLP genes upon exposure to a range of environmental stresses and different hormones. These results indicate that the majority of AtRLP genes are differentially expressed under various conditions that were tested, an observation that will help to select certain AtRLP genes involved in a specific biological process for further experimental studies to eventually dissect their function. A large number of AtRLP genes were found to respond to more than one treatment, suggesting that one single AtRLP gene may be involved in multiple physiological processes. In addition, we performed a genome-wide cloning of the AtRLP genes, and generated and characterized transgenic Arabidopsis plants overexpressing the individual AtRLP genes, presenting new insight into the roles of AtRLP genes, as exemplified by AtRLP3, AtRLP11 and AtRLP28. Our study provides an overview of biological processes in which AtRLP genes may be involved, and presents valuable resources for future investigations into the function of these genes.
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topic_facet Arabidopsis
hormone
overexpression
receptor-like protein
stress
transcriptional regulation
author Wu, Jinbin
Liu, Zhijun
Zhang, Zhao
Lv, Yanting
Yang, Nan
Zhang, Guohua
Wu, Menyao
Lv, Shuo
Pan, Lixia
Joosten, Matthieu H.A.J.
Wang, Guodong
author_facet Wu, Jinbin
Liu, Zhijun
Zhang, Zhao
Lv, Yanting
Yang, Nan
Zhang, Guohua
Wu, Menyao
Lv, Shuo
Pan, Lixia
Joosten, Matthieu H.A.J.
Wang, Guodong
author_sort Wu, Jinbin
title Transcriptional regulation of receptor-like protein genes by environmental stresses and hormones and their overexpression activities in Arabidopsis thaliana
title_short Transcriptional regulation of receptor-like protein genes by environmental stresses and hormones and their overexpression activities in Arabidopsis thaliana
title_full Transcriptional regulation of receptor-like protein genes by environmental stresses and hormones and their overexpression activities in Arabidopsis thaliana
title_fullStr Transcriptional regulation of receptor-like protein genes by environmental stresses and hormones and their overexpression activities in Arabidopsis thaliana
title_full_unstemmed Transcriptional regulation of receptor-like protein genes by environmental stresses and hormones and their overexpression activities in Arabidopsis thaliana
title_sort transcriptional regulation of receptor-like protein genes by environmental stresses and hormones and their overexpression activities in arabidopsis thaliana
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