Horticulture Research,
Journal Year:
2022,
Volume and Issue:
9
Published: Jan. 1, 2022
Abstract
Pathogen
invasion
leads
to
fast,
local-to-systemic
signal
transduction
that
initiates
plant
defense
responses.
Despite
tremendous
progress
in
past
decades,
aspects
of
this
process
remain
unknown,
such
as
which
cell
types
respond
first
and
how
signals
are
transferred
among
types.
Here,
we
used
single-cell
RNA-seq
>50
000
single
cells
document
the
gene
expression
landscape
leaves
woodland
strawberry
during
infection
by
Botrytis
cinerea
identify
major
We
constructed
a
atlas
characterized
distinct
patterns
hydathode,
epidermal,
mesophyll
incubation
period
B.
infection.
Pseudotime
trajectory
analysis
revealed
transition
from
normal
functioning
response
epidermal
upon
Genes
related
disease
resistance
showed
different
types:
resistance-related
genes
encoding
transcription
factors
were
highly
expressed
individual
interacted
trigger
systemic
immunity
cinerea.
This
is
report
transcriptional
pathogenic
process;
it
provides
new
insights
into
holistic
dynamics
host–pathogen
interactions
can
guide
identification
formulation
strategies
for
resistant
cultivar
development.
Nature Communications,
Journal Year:
2021,
Volume and Issue:
12(1)
Published: April 6, 2021
Abstract
Root
development
relies
on
the
establishment
of
meristematic
tissues
that
give
rise
to
distinct
cell
types
differentiate
across
defined
temporal
and
spatial
gradients.
Dissection
developmental
trajectories
transcriptional
networks
underlie
them
could
aid
understanding
function
root
apical
meristem
in
both
dicots
monocots.
Here,
we
present
a
single-cell
RNA
(scRNA)
sequencing
chromatin
accessibility
survey
rice
radicles.
By
profiling
individual
tip
cells
reconstruct
continuous
epidermal
ground
tissues,
elucidate
regulatory
underlying
fate
determination
these
lineages.
We
further
identify
characteristic
processes,
transcriptome
profiles,
marker
genes
for
reveal
conserved
divergent
pathways
between
Finally,
demonstrate
potential
platform
functional
genetic
studies
by
using
spatiotemporal
modeling
mutant
from
cell-specific
gene
cohort.
Developmental Cell,
Journal Year:
2022,
Volume and Issue:
57(10), P. 1299 - 1310.e4
Published: May 1, 2022
Understanding
the
complex
functions
of
plant
leaves
requires
a
thorough
characterization
discrete
cell
features.
Although
single-cell
gene
expression
profiling
technologies
have
been
developed,
their
application
in
characterizing
subtypes
has
not
achieved
yet.
Here,
we
present
scStereo-seq
(single-cell
spatial
enhanced
resolution
omics
sequencing)
that
enabled
us
to
show
bona
fide
transcriptome
profiles
Arabidopsis
leaves.
Subtle
but
significant
transcriptomic
differences
between
upper
and
lower
epidermal
cells
successfully
distinguished.
Furthermore,
discovered
cell-type-specific
gradients
from
main
vein
leaf
edge,
which
led
finding
distinct
developmental
trajectories
vascular
guard
cells.
Our
study
showcases
importance
physical
locations
individual
for
exerting
biological
plants
demonstrates
is
powerful
tool
integrate
location
information
biology
study.
Plant Biotechnology Journal,
Journal Year:
2022,
Volume and Issue:
20(12), P. 2372 - 2388
Published: Aug. 29, 2022
Summary
Cotton
fibre
is
a
unicellular
seed
trichome,
and
lint
initials
per
as
factor
determines
yield.
However,
the
mechanisms
controlling
initiation
from
ovule
epidermis
are
not
understood
well
enough.
Here,
with
single‐cell
RNA
sequencing
(scRNA‐seq),
total
of
14
535
cells
were
identified
cotton
outer
integument
Xu142_LF
line
at
four
developmental
stages
(1.5,
1,
0.5
days
before
anthesis
day
anthesis).
Three
major
cell
types,
fibre,
non‐fibre
pigment
layer
then
verified
by
in
situ
hybridization.
A
comparative
analysis
on
scRNA‐seq
data
between
Xu142
its
fibreless
mutant
fl
further
confirmed
cluster
definition.
The
trajectory
was
reconstructed,
differentiated
1
anthesis.
Gene
regulatory
networks
revealed
spatiotemporal
pattern
core
transcription
factors,
MYB25‐like
HOX3
demonstrated
played
key
roles
commanders
differentiation
tip‐biased
diffuse
growth
respectively.
model
for
early
development
single
proposed
here,
which
sheds
light
deciphering
mechanism
plant
trichome
improvement
New Phytologist,
Journal Year:
2022,
Volume and Issue:
234(2), P. 494 - 512
Published: Feb. 4, 2022
Summary
Rice
inflorescence
development
determines
yield
and
relies
on
the
activity
of
axillary
meristems
(AMs);
however,
high‐resolution
analysis
its
early
is
lacking.
Here,
we
have
used
high‐throughput
single‐cell
RNA
sequencing
to
profile
37
571
rice
cells
constructed
a
genome‐scale
gene
expression
resource
covering
inflorescence‐to‐floret
transition
during
reproductive
development.
The
differentiation
trajectories
florets
AMs
were
reconstructed,
discrete
cell
types
groups
regulators
in
highly
heterogeneous
young
identified
then
validated
by
situ
hybridization
with
fluorescent
marker
lines.
Our
data
demonstrate
that
WOX
transcription
factor,
DWARF
TILLER1,
regulates
flower
meristem
activity,
provide
evidence
for
role
auxin
branching
exploring
biological
importer
OsAUX1.
comprehensive
transcriptomic
atlas
development,
supported
genetic
evidence,
provides
single‐cell‐level
insights
into
AM
floret
Molecular Horticulture,
Journal Year:
2022,
Volume and Issue:
2(1)
Published: July 23, 2022
Over
the
past
decade,
systems
biology
and
plant-omics
have
increasingly
become
main
stream
in
plant
research.
New
developments
mass
spectrometry
bioinformatics
tools,
methodological
schema
to
integrate
multi-omics
data
leveraged
recent
advances
proteomics
metabolomics.
These
progresses
are
driving
a
rapid
evolution
field
of
research,
greatly
facilitating
our
understanding
mechanistic
aspects
metabolisms
interactions
plants
with
their
external
environment.
Here,
we
review
MS-based
metabolomics
tools
workflows
special
focus
on
applications
research
using
several
case
studies
related
stress
response,
gene/protein
function
characterization,
metabolic
signaling
pathways
exploration,
natural
product
discovery.
We
also
present
projection
concerning
future
perspectives
development
including
challenges
for
system
biology.
This
is
intended
provide
readers
an
overview
how
advanced
MS
technology,
integrated
application
can
be
used
advance
PLANT PHYSIOLOGY,
Journal Year:
2024,
Volume and Issue:
195(1), P. 170 - 189
Published: March 21, 2024
Abstract
Drought
and
cold
represent
distinct
types
of
abiotic
stress,
each
initiating
unique
primary
signaling
pathways
in
response
to
dehydration
temperature
changes,
respectively.
However,
a
convergence
at
the
gene
regulatory
level
is
observed
where
common
set
stress-responsive
genes
activated
mitigate
impacts
both
stresses.
In
this
review,
we
explore
these
intricate
networks,
illustrating
how
plants
coordinate
stress
signals
into
collective
transcriptional
strategy.
We
delve
molecular
mechanisms
perception,
signaling,
activation
pathways,
with
focus
on
insights
gained
from
model
species.
By
elucidating
shared
aspects
plant
responses
drought
cold,
provide
insight
adaptive
strategies
plants,
paving
way
for
engineering
stress-resilient
crop
varieties
that
can
withstand
changing
climate.
Genome biology,
Journal Year:
2023,
Volume and Issue:
24(1)
Published: April 4, 2023
Homoeologs
are
defined
as
homologous
genes
resulting
from
allopolyploidy.
Bread
wheat,
Triticum
aestivum,
is
an
allohexaploid
species
with
many
homoeologs.
Homoeolog
expression
bias,
referring
to
the
relative
contribution
of
homoeologs
transcriptome,
critical
for
determining
traits
that
influence
wheat
growth
and
development.
Asymmetric
transcription
has
been
so
far
investigated
in
a
tissue
or
organ-specific
manner,
which
could
be
misleading
due
mixture
cell
types.
Molecular Plant,
Journal Year:
2023,
Volume and Issue:
16(4), P. 694 - 708
Published: Feb. 10, 2023
Comprehensive
utilization
of
cottonseeds
is
limited
by
the
presence
pigment
glands
and
its
inclusion
gossypol.
The
ideal
cotton
has
glandless
seeds
but
a
glanded
plant,
trait
found
in
only
few
Australian
wild
species,
including
Gossypium
bickii.
Introgression
this
into
cultivated
species
proved
to
be
difficult.
Understanding
biological
processes
toward
gland
morphogenesis
associated
underlying
molecular
mechanisms
will
facilitate
breeding
varieties
with
plant.
In
study,
single-cell
RNA
sequencing
(scRNA-seq)
was
performed
on
12
222
protoplasts
isolated
from
cotyledons
germinating
G.
bickii
48
h
after
imbibition.
Clustered
14
distinct
clusters
unsupervisedly,
these
cells
could
grouped
eight
cell
populations
assistance
known
marker
genes.
were
well
separated
others
parenchyma
cells,
secretory
apoptotic
cells.
By
integrating
developmental
trajectory,
transcription
factor
regulatory
networks,
core
functional
validation,
we
established
model
for
formation.
model,
light
gibberellin
verified
promote
formation
glands.
addition,
three
novel
genes,
GbiERF114
(ETHYLENE
RESPONSE
FACTOR
114),
GbiZAT11
(ZINC
FINGER
OF
ARABIDOPSIS
THALIANA
11),
GbiNTL9
(NAC
TRANSCRIPTION
FACTOR-LIKE
9),
affect
Collectively,
findings
provide
new
insights
lay
cornerstone
future
scRNA-seq
investigations.