Unraveling wheat endosperm development: epigenetic regulation and novel regulators for enhanced yield and quality
Long Zhao,
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Jinchao Chen,
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Zhaoheng Zhang
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et al.
bioRxiv (Cold Spring Harbor Laboratory),
Journal Year:
2024,
Volume and Issue:
unknown
Published: Jan. 8, 2024
Starch
content
and
seed
storage
protein
(SSP)
composition
are
critical
factors
influencing
wheat
grain
yield
quality.
To
uncover
the
molecular
mechanisms
governing
their
biosynthesis,
we
conducted
transcriptome
epigenome
profiling
across
key
endosperm
developmental
stages,
revealing
that
chromatin
accessibility,
H3K27ac,
H3K27me3
collectively
regulate
SSP
starch
genes
with
varying
impact.
Population
phenotype
analyses
highlighted
crucial
role
of
accessible
promoter
regions
as
a
genetic
variation
resource,
quality
in
core
collection
accessions.
By
integrating
time-serial
RNA-seq
ATAC-seq
data,
constructed
hierarchical
transcriptional
regulatory
network
(TRN)
identifying
42
high-confidence
novel
candidates.
These
candidates
exhibited
overlap
associated
size
traits,
functional
significance
was
validated
through
expression-phenotype
association
analysis
among
accessions
TILLING
mutants.
In-depth
abscisic
acid
insensitive
3-A1
(TaABI3-A1)
genome
editing
knock-out
lines
demonstrated
its
promoting
accumulation
while
repressing
biosynthesis
regulation.
An
elite
haplotype
TaABI3-A1
higher
weight
identified
during
breeding
process
China,
superior
trait
altered
expression
levels.
Additionally,
potential
upstream
regulator,
GAGA-binding
transcription
factor
1
(TaGBP1),
expression.
Our
study
provides
regulators,
presenting
an
effective
strategy
for
understanding
regulation
contributing
to
enhancement.
Language: Английский
Identification and validation of new quantitative trait loci for spike-related traits in two RIL populations
Yuying Wang,
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Zhankui Zeng,
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Jiachuang Li
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et al.
Molecular Breeding,
Journal Year:
2023,
Volume and Issue:
43(8)
Published: July 31, 2023
Language: Английский
Boosting wheat functional genomics via indexed EMS mutant library of KN9204
bioRxiv (Cold Spring Harbor Laboratory),
Journal Year:
2022,
Volume and Issue:
unknown
Published: Dec. 8, 2022
Summary
A
better
understanding
of
wheat
functional
genomics
could
facilitate
the
targeted
breeding
for
agronomic
traits
improvement
and
environmental
adaptation.
With
release
reference
genomes
extensive
re-sequencing
data
relatives,
enters
a
new
era.
However,
limited
transformation
efficiency
in
hampers
in-depth
gene
study
genetic
manipulation
breeding.
Here,
we
generated
an
EMS
mutagenesis
library
KN9204,
widely
grown
elite
variety
northern
China,
with
available
genome,
transcriptome,
epigenome
various
tissues.
The
harbors
enormous
developmental
diversity
covering
important
tissues
transition
stages.
Exome
capture
sequencing
2,090
mutant
lines,
probes
designed
by
KN9204
revealed
that
98.79%
coding
genes
have
mutations
1,383
EMS-type
SNPs
per
line
averagely.
Novel
allelic
variations
trait-related
genes,
such
as
Rht-D1,
Q,
TaTB1
,
WFZP
were
identified.
We
tested
100
lines
severe
80
NAC
TFs
under
drought
salinity
stresses,
found
13
altered
sensitivity.
Three
further
analyzed
regulation
insight
stress
response
combing
transcriptome
chromatin
accessibility
data.
Hundreds
direct
targets
transcriptional
pattern
salt
or
induction
identified,
including
SNAC1,
DREB2B,
CML16
ZFP182
knowing
factors
abiotic
stresses
response.
Thus,
indexed
which
would
provide
resources
wheat.
Language: Английский
Distinct roles of H3K27me3 and H3K36me3 in vernalization response, maintenance and resetting in winter wheat
bioRxiv (Cold Spring Harbor Laboratory),
Journal Year:
2023,
Volume and Issue:
unknown
Published: Dec. 20, 2023
Abstract
Winter
plants
rely
on
vernalization,
a
vital
process
for
adapting
to
cold
and
ensuring
successful
reproduction.
However,
understanding
the
role
of
histone
modifications
in
guiding
vernalization
winter
wheat
is
limited.
In
this
study,
we
investigate
transcriptome
chromatin
dynamics
shoot
apex
throughout
life
cycle
field.
Two
core
modifications,
H3K27me3
H3K36me3,
exhibit
opposite
pattern
key
gene
VERNALIZATION1
(
VRN1
),
correlated
with
its
induction
during
exposure.
Additionally,
H3K36me3
remains
high
at
after
exposure,
maintaining
active
state.
Mutations
FERTILIZATION-INDEPENDENT
ENDOSPERM
(TaFIE)
SET
DOMAIN
GROUP
8
(TaSDG8),
writer
complex
components
respectively,
affect
flowering
time.
Interestingly,
loses
expression
exposure
memory
absence
H3K36me3.
During
embryo
development,
silenced
removal
both
spring
alleles.
selectively
added
allele,
influencing
requirement
next
generation.
Integrating
patterns
identified
potential
regulators
flowering.
This
study
reveals
distinct
roles
controlling
response,
maintenance,
resetting
wheat.
Significance
Statement
Vernalization,
initially
observed
cereals,
lacks
comprehensive
underlying
mechanism,
particularly
regarding
chromatin-mediated
transcriptional
regulation
By
delving
into
wheat’s
cycle,
pinpointed
two
crucial
each
playing
different
stages.
implicated
establishing
extended
wheat,
gradually
diminishing
vernalization.
On
other
hand,
’s
state
post-cold
contributing
treatment.
integration
modification
profiles
unveiled
novel
Language: Английский