A highly diversified NLR cluster in melon contains homologs that confer powdery mildew and aphid resistance
Nathalie Boissot,
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Véronique Chovelon,
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Vincent Rittener-Ruff
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et al.
Horticulture Research,
Journal Year:
2023,
Volume and Issue:
11(1)
Published: Dec. 13, 2023
Abstract
Podosphaera
xanthii
is
the
main
causal
agent
of
powdery
mildew
(PM)
on
Cucurbitaceae.
In
Cucumis
melo,
Pm-w
resistance
gene,
which
confers
to
P.
xanthii,
located
chromosome
5
in
a
cluster
nucleotide-binding
leucine-rich
repeat
receptors
(NLRs).
We
used
positional
cloning
and
transgenesis,
isolate
Pm-wWMR
29
gene
encoding
coiled-coil
NLR
(CC-NLR).
conferred
high
level
race
1
PM
intermediate
3
PM.
turned
out
be
homolog
Aphis
gossypii
Vat-1PI
161375.
confirmed
that
did
not
confer
aphids,
while
161375
showed
both
homologs
were
included
highly
diversified
NLRs,
Vat
cluster.
Specific
markers
present
10%
13%
678
accessions
representative
wild
cultivated
melon
types
worldwide.
Phylogenic
reconstruction
34
protein
identified
24
revealed
an
ancestor
with
four
R65aa—a
specific
motif
LRR
domain,
evolved
towards
aphid
virus
resistance,
five
R65aa
resistance.
The
complexity
comprising
Vat/Pm-w
genes
its
diversity
suggest
may
contribute
recognition
broad
range
yet
pests
pathogens.
Language: Английский
Approaches to increase the validity of gene family identification using manual homology search tools
Genetica,
Journal Year:
2023,
Volume and Issue:
151(6), P. 325 - 338
Published: Oct. 10, 2023
Abstract
Identifying
homologs
is
an
important
process
in
the
analysis
of
genetic
patterns
underlying
traits
and
evolutionary
relationships
among
species.
Analysis
gene
families
often
used
to
form
support
hypotheses
on
such
as
presence,
absence,
or
functional
divergence
which
underlie
examined
studies.
These
analyses
require
precise
identification
all
members
a
targeted
family.
Manual
pipelines
where
homology
search
orthology
assignment
tools
are
separately
most
common
approach
for
identifying
small
accurate
important.
The
ability
curate
sequences
between
steps
manual
allows
simple
possible
family
members.
However,
validity
pipeline
decreased
by
inappropriate
approaches
searches
including
too
relaxed
stringent
statistical
thresholds,
query
sequences,
classification
based
sequence
similarity
alone,
low-quality
proteome
genome
sequences.
In
this
article,
we
propose
several
mitigate
these
issues
allow
linking
traits.
Language: Английский
Prediction of NB‐LRR resistance genes based on full‐length sequence homology
The Plant Journal,
Journal Year:
2022,
Volume and Issue:
110(6), P. 1592 - 1602
Published: April 2, 2022
The
activation
of
plant
immunity
is
mediated
by
resistance
(R)-gene
receptors,
also
known
as
nucleotide-binding
leucine-rich
repeat
(NB-LRR)
genes,
which
in
turn
trigger
the
authentic
defense
response.
R-gene
identification
a
crucial
goal
for
both
classic
and
modern
breeding
strategies
disease
resistance.
conventional
method
identifies
NB-LRR
genes
using
protein
motif/domain-based
search
(PDS)
within
an
automatically
predicted
gene
set
respective
genome
assembly.
PDS
proved
to
be
imprecise
since
masking
prior
automatic
annotation
unwittingly
prevented
comprehensive
detection.
Furthermore,
R-genes
have
diversified
species-specific
manner,
so
that
cannot
universally
standardized.
Here,
we
present
full-length
Homology-based
Prediction
(HRP)
genome's
repertoire.
Our
has
substantially
addressed
complex
genomic
organization
tomato
(Solanum
lycopersicum)
loci,
proving
more
performant
than
well-established
RenSeq
approach.
HRP
efficiency
was
tested
on
three
differently
assembled
annotated
Beta
sp.
genomes.
Indeed,
identified
up
45%
compared
previous
approaches.
turned
out
refined
strategy
allele
mining,
testified
hitherto
undiscovered
Fom-2
homologs
five
Cucurbita
In
summary,
our
high-performance
discovery
will
propel
novel
towards
development
improved
cultivars.
Language: Английский
Recent advances in the improvement of genetic resistance against disease in vegetable crops
PLANT PHYSIOLOGY,
Journal Year:
2024,
Volume and Issue:
196(1), P. 32 - 46
Published: May 26, 2024
Many
R
genes
have
been
cloned
and
functionally
validated.This
has
contributed
to
our
understanding
of
gene
mechanisms
while
providing
effective
resistance.
Pangenomes
provide
the
most
accurate
representation
a
species
genome
by
incorporating
genetic
diversity
from
range
individuals.The
number
pangenomes
for
vegetable
crops
is
growing.
Developments
in
resistance
enrichment
sequencing
(RenSeq),
such
as
SMRT
RenSeq,
facilitated
rapid
identification
causal
genes,
well
characterising
species-wide
repertoires
genes.
-omics
technologies
provided
some
insights
into
complex
quantitative
(QR).
Alternative
biotechnologies,
ncRNA,
can
be
used
enhance
disease
resistance.
Language: Английский
Multilevel evolution shapes the function of NB-LRR encoding genes in plant innate immunity
Maria Raffaella Ercolano,
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Daniela D’Esposito,
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Giuseppe Andolfo
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et al.
Frontiers in Plant Science,
Journal Year:
2022,
Volume and Issue:
13
Published: Oct. 27, 2022
A
sophisticated
innate
immune
system
based
on
diverse
pathogen
receptor
genes
(PRGs)
evolved
in
the
history
of
plant
life.
To
reconstruct
direction
and
magnitude
evolutionary
trajectories
a
given
gene
family,
it
is
critical
to
detect
ancestral
signatures.
The
rearrangement
functional
domains
made
up
diversification
found
PRG
repertoires.
Structural
ancient
mediated
NB-LRR
path
from
an
initial
set
modular
proteins.
Events
such
as
domain
acquisition,
sequence
modification
temporary
or
stable
associations
are
prominent
among
rapidly
evolving
receptors.
Over
time
PRGs
continuously
shaped
by
different
forces
find
their
optimal
arrangement
along
genome.
controlled
robust
regulatory
that
works
at
scales.
It
important
understand
how
interaction
network
can
be
adjusted
meet
specific
needs.
high
plasticity
architecture
multi-level
control.
Due
complexity
interacting
with
pathogens,
multiple
defense
lines
have
been
organized
into
interconnected
groups.
Genomic
architecture,
expression
regulation
allow
deployment
appropriate
immunity
response.
Language: Английский
The First Genome-Wide Mildew Locus O Genes Characterization in the Lamiaceae Plant Family
International Journal of Molecular Sciences,
Journal Year:
2023,
Volume and Issue:
24(17), P. 13627 - 13627
Published: Sept. 4, 2023
Powdery
mildew
(PM)
is
a
widespread
plant
disease
that
causes
significant
economic
losses
in
thousands
crops
of
temperate
climates,
including
Lamiaceae
species.
Multiple
scientific
studies
describe
peculiar
form
PM-resistance
associated
at
the
inactivation
specific
members
Mildew
Locus
O
(MLO)
gene
family,
referred
to
as
mlo-resistance.
The
characterization
MLO
genes,
genomic
level,
would
be
first
step
toward
their
potential
use
breeding
programs.
We
carried
out
genome-wide
family
11
species,
providing
manual
curated
catalog
324
proteins.
Evolutionary
history
and
phylogenetic
relationships
were
studied
through
maximum
likelihood
analysis
motif
patter
reconstruction.
Our
approach
highlighted
seven
different
clades
diversified
starting
from
an
ancestral
domain
pattern
organized
18
highly
conserved
motifs.
In
addition,
74
putative
PM
susceptibility
clustering
clade
V,
identified.
Finally,
we
performed
codon-based
evolutionary
analysis,
revealing
general
high
level
purifying
selection
eleven
families,
occurrence
few
regions
under
diversifying
candidate
factors.
results
this
work
may
help
address
further
biological
questions
concerning
MLOs
involved
susceptibility.
follow-up
studies,
it
could
investigated
whether
silencing
or
loss-of-function
mutations
one
more
these
genes
lead
resistance.
Language: Английский
Mycorrhizal Association and Plant Disease Protection: New Perspectives
IntechOpen eBooks,
Journal Year:
2022,
Volume and Issue:
unknown
Published: Nov. 14, 2022
Soil
fungi
of
the
phylum
Glomeromycota
and
plants
form
arbuscular
mycorrhizal
(AM)
symbiosis.
The
AM
fungi,
during
symbiosis,
establish
a
sink
for
plant
photosynthate
by
utilizing
it
biomass
metabolic
energy,
while
obtain
nutrients
water
through
AMF
hyphae.
benefits
symbiosis
on
fitness
include
better
mineral
nutrition,
especially
those
that
are
immobile
in
soil
solution
(e.g.,
phosphorus,
copper,
zinc),
higher
tolerance
to
abiotic
stresses,
such
as
drought,
salinity,
high
temperature,
presence
heavy
metals,
others
factors.
Recent
studies
have
revealed
can
suppress
pests
diseases
activation
defense
regulatory
genes.
knowledge
mechanisms
behind
induction
resistance
(mycorrhizal-induced
[MIR])
remains
unknown.
This
chapter
describes
current
advanced
status
role
MIR
disease
protection.
Language: Английский