The m6A reader ECT8 is an abiotic stress sensor that accelerates mRNA decay in Arabidopsis
Zhihe Cai,
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Qian Tang,
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Peizhe Song
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et al.
The Plant Cell,
Journal Year:
2024,
Volume and Issue:
36(8), P. 2908 - 2926
Published: June 5, 2024
Abstract
N
6-methyladenosine
(m6A)
is
the
most
abundant
mRNA
modification
and
plays
diverse
roles
in
eukaryotes,
including
plants.
It
regulates
various
processes,
plant
growth,
development,
responses
to
external
or
internal
stress
responses.
However,
mechanisms
underlying
how
m6A
related
environmental
stresses
both
mammals
plants
remain
elusive.
Here,
we
identified
EVOLUTIONARILY
CONSERVED
C-TERMINAL
REGION
8
(ECT8)
as
an
reader
protein
showed
that
its
m6A-binding
capability
required
for
salt
Arabidopsis
(Arabidopsis
thaliana).
ECT8
accelerates
degradation
of
target
transcripts
through
direct
interaction
with
decapping
DECAPPING
5
within
processing
bodies.
We
observed
a
significant
increase
expression
level
under
stresses.
Using
representative
stressor,
found
transcript
levels
rise
response
stress.
The
increased
abundance
results
enhanced
binding
m6A-modified
mRNAs,
thereby
accelerating
their
degradation,
especially
those
negative
regulators
Our
demonstrated
acts
abiotic
sensor,
facilitating
decay,
which
vital
maintaining
transcriptome
homeostasis
enhancing
tolerance
findings
not
only
advance
understanding
epitranscriptomic
gene
regulation
but
also
offer
potential
applications
breeding
more
resilient
crops
face
rapidly
changing
conditions.
Language: Английский
Crosstalk between RNA m6A modification and epigenetic factors in plant gene regulation
Jianzhong Hu,
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Tao Xu,
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Hunseung Kang
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et al.
Plant Communications,
Journal Year:
2024,
Volume and Issue:
5(10), P. 101037 - 101037
Published: July 6, 2024
N6-methyladenosine
(m6A)
is
the
most
abundant
modification
observed
in
eukaryotic
mRNAs.
Advances
transcriptome-wide
m6A
mapping
and
sequencing
technologies
have
enabled
identification
of
several
conserved
motifs
plants,
including
RRACH
(R
=
A/G
H
A/C/U)
UGUAW
(W
U
or
A)
motifs.
However,
mechanisms
underlying
deposition
marks
at
specific
positions
individual
transcripts
remain
to
be
clarified.
Evidence
from
plant
animal
studies
suggests
that
writer
eraser
components
are
recruited
genomic
loci
through
interactions
with
particular
transcription
factors,
5-methylcytosine
DNA
methylation
marks,
histone
marks.
In
addition,
recent
cells
shown
microRNAs
play
a
role
depositing
sites
base-pairing
mechanism.
also
affects
biogenesis
function
chromatin-associated
regulatory
RNAs
long
noncoding
RNAs.
Although
we
less
an
understanding
link
between
epigenetic
factors
plants
than
animals,
progress
identifying
proteins
interact
has
provided
insights
into
crosstalk
which
plays
crucial
transcript-specific
regulation
plants.
Language: Английский
Epigenetics in the modern era of crop improvements
Science China Life Sciences,
Journal Year:
2025,
Volume and Issue:
unknown
Published: Jan. 8, 2025
Abstract
Epigenetic
mechanisms
are
integral
to
plant
growth,
development,
and
adaptation
environmental
stimuli.
Over
the
past
two
decades,
our
comprehension
of
these
complex
regulatory
processes
has
expanded
remarkably,
producing
a
substantial
body
knowledge
on
both
locus-specific
genome-wide
patterns.
Studies
initially
grounded
in
model
Arabidopsis
have
been
broadened
encompass
diverse
array
crop
species,
revealing
multifaceted
roles
epigenetics
physiological
agronomic
traits.
With
recent
technological
advancements,
epigenetic
regulations
at
single-cell
level
large-scale
population
emerging
as
new
focuses.
This
review
offers
an
in-depth
synthesis
regulations,
detailing
catalytic
machinery
functions.
It
delves
into
intricate
interplay
among
various
elements
their
collective
influence
modulation
Furthermore,
it
examines
breakthroughs
technologies
for
modifications
integration
strategies
improvement.
The
underscores
transformative
potential
bolstering
performance,
advocating
development
efficient
tools
fully
exploit
agricultural
benefits
insights.
Language: Английский
Tomato (Solanum lycopersicum L.) YTH Domain-Containing RNA-Binding Protein (YTP) Family Members Participate in Low-Temperature Treatment and Waterlogging Stress Responses
Horticulturae,
Journal Year:
2024,
Volume and Issue:
10(5), P. 522 - 522
Published: May 17, 2024
YT521-B
homology
(YTH)
domain-containing
RNA-binding
proteins
(YTPs)
are
important
N6-methyladenosine
(m6A)
readers
that
have
crucial
roles
in
determining
the
destiny
of
m6A-modified
RNAs,
which
most
widespread
RNA
modifications
eukaryotes.
Tomatoes
(Solanum
lycopersicum
L.)
hold
significant
importance
both
dietary
consumption
patterns
and
scientific
inquiries.
While
YTP
gene
family
has
been
characterized
tomatoes,
their
specific
reactions
to
low
temperature
waterlogging
stresses
remain
be
elucidated.
In
our
study,
nine
tomato
SlYTPs
could
divided
into
five
subclasses,
YTHDFa-c
YTHDCa-b.
After
cloning
measuring
expression
levels
under
stress
conditions,
it
was
revealed
SlYTP8
exhibited
increased
sensitivity
low-temperature
treatment,
while
SlYTP9
were
notably
upregulated
leaf
tissues
subjected
conditions.
As
members
YTHDFc
subfamily,
localized
cytoplasm.
Nevertheless,
overexpression
(OE)
plants
manifested
by
a
higher
accumulation
malondialdehyde
(MDA)
hydrogen
peroxide
(H2O2)
weaker
reactive
oxygen
species
scavenging
ability
compared
wild-type
(WT)
tomatoes.
However,
comparison
WT
plants,
leaves
OE
tomatoes
showed
chlorophyll
content
stronger
after
3
days
thereby
increasing
resistance
stress.
Moreover,
order
investigate
possible
molecular
mechanisms
underlying
responses
stresses,
transcription
factors
interacting
protein
networks
associated
with
SlYTP8/9
promoters
also
predicted,
respectively.
These
results
fill
gap
understanding
YTPs
response
providing
theoretical
experimental
basis
for
subsequent
studies
on
mechanisms.
Language: Английский
Dynamic Changes in Tomato (Solanum lycopersicum) RNA m6A Modification During Seed Germination and Under Microgravity Conditions
Jiali Cui,
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Jiahui Zhao,
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Haiying Zhang
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et al.
Horticulturae,
Journal Year:
2025,
Volume and Issue:
11(3), P. 282 - 282
Published: March 5, 2025
Research
exploring
involvement
of
RNA
N6-methyladenosine
(m6A)
in
tomato
(Solanum
lycopersicum)
seed
germination
remains
limited.
There
is
also
a
lack
direct
evidence
supporting
the
interaction
among
germination,
microgravity,
and
m6A
modification.
In
this
study,
Micro-Tom
tomatoes
are
used
as
experimental
material
to
conduct
genetic
transformation,
assay,
modification
levels
identification
experiments.
During
processes,
level
significantly
increases
under
mutual
influence
various
methyltransferase
subunits
multiple
eraser
proteins.
As
reader
gene,
SlYTP9
expression
affects
seeds,
with
promotion
inhibition
OE
(overexpression)
RNAi
(RNA
interference)
transgenic
plants,
respectively.
Microgravity
promotes
early
period
(0–3
days
past
germination;
0–3
DPG),
but
promoting
effect
gradually
disappears
seedling
grows
(8–15
DPG).
Further
exploration
revealed
that
correlated
modification,
manifested
enhanced
most
writer
genes;
increased
overall
altered
trends
some
genes,
particularly
SlALKBH2;
levels.
The
results
obtained
study
can
provide
theoretical
basis
support
for
elucidating
role
well
interactions
between
Language: Английский
A comprehensive review of m6A modification in plant development and potential quality improvement
Chaofan Shan,
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Kui Dong,
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Dongyu Wen
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et al.
International Journal of Biological Macromolecules,
Journal Year:
2025,
Volume and Issue:
unknown, P. 142597 - 142597
Published: March 1, 2025
Language: Английский
Functions of Tomato (Solanum lycopersicum L.) Signal Transducer and Activator of Transcription (STAT) in Seed Germination and Low-Temperature Stress Response
International Journal of Molecular Sciences,
Journal Year:
2025,
Volume and Issue:
26(7), P. 3338 - 3338
Published: April 3, 2025
Tomato
(Solanum
lycopersicum
L.)
is
one
of
the
major
vegetable
crops
worldwide.
Research
on
Janus
kinase-signal
transducer
and
activator
transcription
(JAK-STAT)
signaling
pathway
in
tomatoes
other
plant
systems
extremely
limited.
In
this
study,
roles
STAT,
a
crucial
element
JAK-STAT
tomato
seed
germination
low-temperature
stress
responses
are
examined,
employing
gene
family
analysis
genetic
transformation.
The
results
indicate
that
S.
genome
contains
only
member
STAT
family,
SlSTAT.
Subcellular
localization
experiments
reveal
SlSTAT
found
both
cytoplasm
nucleus,
suggesting
its
potential
involvement
biological
functions
within
these
cellular
compartments.
Among
26
different
tissue/organs
tested,
exhibited
higher
expression
levels
hypocotyl
(8
days
past
germination;
8
DPG),
low
significantly
reduced
rate
impacted
biomass
at
DPG.
addition,
was
downregulated
during
treatment.
Compared
with
wild-type
(WT)
tomatoes,
SlSTAT-overexpressing
plants
showed
more
resistance
to
conditions,
whereas
downexpressing
increased
sensitivity.
expressions
marker
genes
(SlCBF1-3)
N6-methyladenosine
(m6A)-modification-related
(m6A
writer,
reader,
eraser
genes)
were
detected
explore
possible
molecular
mechanisms
by
which
causes
changes
resistance.
SlCBF1-3
transgenic
do
not
merely
follow
straightforward
linear
relationship
expression,
complex
mechanism
non-direct
interaction
between
promoters
SlCBFs.
On
hand,
also
RNA
m6A-modification-related
genes,
especially
SlFIP37
(writer
gene),
SlYTP8/9
(reader
genes),
SlALKBH8
(eraser
ultimately
leading
m6A
modification.
These
research
findings
lay
groundwork
for
exploring
development
responses,
expanding
scope
studies
systems.
Language: Английский