bioRxiv (Cold Spring Harbor Laboratory),
Год журнала:
2022,
Номер
unknown
Опубликована: Апрель 1, 2022
Abstract
Plant
nucleotide-binding
leucine-rich-repeat
receptors
(NLRs)
with
an
N-terminal
toll/interleukin-1
receptor
(TIR)
domain
sense
pathogen
effectors
to
enable
TIR-encoded
NADase
activity
for
immune
signaling.
TIR-NLR
(TNL)
signaling
requires
conserved
helper
NLRs
NRG1
and
ADR1
the
lipase-like
protein
EDS1
that
functions
as
a
heterodimer
each
of
its
paralogs
PAD4
SAG101.
We
show
TIR-containing
proteins
catalyze
production
2’-(5’’-phosphoribosyl)-5’-adenosine
mono-/di-phosphate
(pRib-AMP/ADP)
in
vitro
planta
.
Biochemical
structural
data
demonstrate
EDS1-PAD4
is
complex
pRib-AMP/ADP.
pRib-ADP
binding
triggers
conformational
change
C-terminal
allosterically
promote
interaction
ADR1-L1
but
not
NRG1A.
Our
study
identifies
TIR-catalyzed
pRib-AMP/ADP
missing
link
TIR
via
likely
second
messengers
plant
immunity.
Plant Stress,
Год журнала:
2023,
Номер
8, С. 100154 - 100154
Опубликована: Апрель 3, 2023
Secondary
metabolites
in
plants
have
been
recognized
as
a
novel
basis
of
potential
bio-pesticides,
paving
the
way
for
their
use
sustainable
agriculture.
Plant
secondary
pivotal
roles
plant-pathogen
interactions.
Some
important
are
terpenoids,
flavanols,
flavones,
etc.,
stress-inducible
phytochemicals
playing
an
role
plant
immune
response
development.
Pathogen
enters
into
host
cell,
multiply
and
utilise
biological
mechanism
plants,
causing
hazard
to
world
food
assembly.
Under
stressed
circumstances,
evolve
powerful
intricate
system
growth
defensive
action.
On
other
hand,
transcription
factors
(TFs)
assist
counter
adverse
environments
by
acting
mediators
stress
signal
regulating
stress-responsive
gene
expression.
The
transcriptional
post-transcriptional
manipulation
is
capable
aid
molecular
breeding
genetic
modification
meant
improved
metabolite
synthesis.
Although
presence
numerous
has
established
life,
very
slight
known
about
interaction
with
pathogens
specific
mechanisms
involved
leading
immunity.
Chemical
pesticides
wreaking
havoc
on
our
environment.
As
consequence,
environmental-friendly
alternatives
disease
management,
like
plant-based
metabolites,
should
be
explored.
In
this
appraisal,
we
reviewed
relation
pathogens,
contribution
innate
immunity,
action,
regulation
TFs
combating
infections
eco-friendly
approach.
Plant
nucleotide-binding
leucine-rich
repeat-containing
(NLR)
receptors
with
an
N-terminal
Toll/interleukin-1
receptor
(TIR)
domain
sense
pathogen
effectors
to
enable
TIR-encoded
nicotinamide
adenine
dinucleotide
hydrolase
(NADase)
activity
for
immune
signaling.
TIR-NLR
signaling
requires
the
helper
NLRs
N
requirement
gene
1
(NRG1),
Activated
Disease
Resistance
(ADR1),
and
Enhanced
Susceptibility
(EDS1),
which
forms
a
heterodimer
each
of
its
paralogs
Phytoalexin
Deficient
4
(PAD4)
Senescence-Associated
Gene
101
(SAG101).
Here,
we
show
that
TIR-containing
proteins
catalyze
production
2'-(5''-phosphoribosyl)-5'-adenosine
monophosphate
(pRib-AMP)
diphosphate
(pRib-ADP)
in
vitro
planta.
Biochemical
structural
data
demonstrate
EDS1-PAD4
is
complex
pRib-AMP
pRib-ADP,
allosterically
promote
interaction
ADR1-L1
but
not
NRG1A.
Our
study
identifies
TIR-catalyzed
pRib-ADP
as
missing
link
TIR
through
likely
second
messengers
plant
immunity.
In
the
20th
century,
researchers
studying
animal
and
plant
signaling
pathways
discovered
a
protein
domain
that
is
shared
across
diverse
innate
immune
systems:
Toll/interleukin-1/resistance
gene
(TIR)
domain.
The
TIR
found
in
several
architectures
was
defined
as
an
adaptor
mediates
protein-protein
interactions
immunity
developmental
pathways.
However,
studies
of
nerve
degeneration
animals-and
subsequent
breakthroughs
plant,
bacterial,
archaeal
systems-revealed
domains
possess
enzymatic
activities.
We
provide
synthesis
functions
role
various
related
products
evolutionarily
systems.
These
may
ultimately
guide
interventions
would
span
tree
life,
from
treating
human
neurodegenerative
disorders
bacterial
infections
to
preventing
diseases.
Cyclic
adenosine
diphosphate
(ADP)–ribose
(cADPR)
isomers
are
signaling
molecules
produced
by
bacterial
and
plant
Toll/interleukin-1
receptor
(TIR)
domains
via
nicotinamide
adenine
dinucleotide
(oxidized
form)
(NAD
+
)
hydrolysis.
We
show
that
v-cADPR
(2′cADPR)
v2-cADPR
(3′cADPR)
cyclized
O-glycosidic
bond
formation
between
the
ribose
moieties
in
ADPR.
Structures
of
2′cADPR-producing
TIR
reveal
conformational
changes
lead
to
an
active
assembly
resembles
those
Toll-like
adaptor
domains.
Mutagenesis
reveals
a
conserved
tryptophan
is
essential
for
cyclization.
3′cADPR
activator
ThsA
effector
proteins
from
antiphage
defense
system
termed
Thoeris
suppressor
immunity
when
HopAM1.
Collectively,
our
results
molecular
basis
cADPR
isomer
production
establish
bacteria
as
antiviral
immunity–suppressing
molecule.
Nucleotide-binding,
leucine-rich
repeat
receptors
(NLRs)
perceive
pathogen
effectors
to
trigger
plant
immunity.
The
direct
recognition
mechanism
of
by
coiled-coil
NLRs
(CNLs)
remains
unclear.
We
demonstrate
that
the
Triticum
monococcum
CNL
Sr35
directly
recognizes
effector
AvrSr35
from
Puccinia
graminis
f.
sp
.
tritici
and
report
a
cryo–electron
microscopy
structure
resistosome
crystal
AvrSr35.
show
forms
homodimers
are
disassociated
into
monomers
upon
domain
Sr35,
which
induces
assembly
subsequent
immune
response.
first
20
amino-terminal
residues
indispensable
for
signaling
but
not
plasma
membrane
association.
Our
findings
reveal
activation
provide
insights
biochemical
function
resistosome.
The Plant Cell,
Год журнала:
2022,
Номер
34(5), С. 1479 - 1496
Опубликована: Фев. 4, 2022
Abstract
A
protein
domain
(Toll
and
Interleukin-1
receptor
[TIR]-like)
with
homology
to
animal
TIRs
mediates
immune
signaling
in
prokaryotes
eukaryotes.
Here,
we
present
an
overview
of
TIR
evolution
the
molecular
versatility
domains
different
architectures
for
host
protection
against
microbial
attack.
Plant
TIR-based
emerges
as
being
central
potentiation
effectiveness
defenses
triggered
by
intracellular
cell-surface
receptors.
Equally
relevant
plant
fitness
are
mechanisms
that
limit
potent
healthy
tissues
but
maintain
preparedness
infection.
We
propose
seed
plants
evolved
a
specialized
module
selectively
translate
enzymatic
activities
defense
outputs,
overlaying
more
general
function
TIRs.
Nature,
Год журнала:
2024,
Номер
632(8026), С. 869 - 876
Опубликована: Июнь 12, 2024
Abstract
Nucleotide-binding
leucine-rich
repeat
(NLR)
proteins
play
a
pivotal
role
in
plant
immunity
by
recognizing
pathogen
effectors
1,2
.
Maintaining
balanced
immune
response
is
crucial,
as
excessive
NLR
expression
can
lead
to
unintended
autoimmunity
3,4
Unlike
most
NLRs,
the
required
for
cell
death
2
(NRC2)
belongs
small
group
characterized
constitutively
high
without
self-activation
5
The
mechanisms
underlying
NRC2
autoinhibition
and
activation
are
not
yet
understood.
Here
we
show
that
Solanum
lycopersicum
(tomato)
(
Sl
NRC2)
forms
dimers
tetramers
higher-order
oligomers
at
elevated
concentrations.
Cryo-electron
microscopy
shows
an
inactive
conformation
of
these
oligomers.
Dimerization
oligomerization
only
stabilize
state
but
also
sequester
from
assembling
into
active
form.
Mutations
dimeric
or
interdimeric
interfaces
enhance
pathogen-induced
Nicotiana
benthamiana
cryo-electron
structures
unexpectedly
inositol
hexakisphosphate
(IP
6
)
pentakisphosphate
bound
inner
surface
C-terminal
domain
NRC2,
confirmed
mass
spectrometry.
phosphate-binding
site
impair
phosphate
binding
NRC2-mediated
N.
Our
study
indicates
negative
regulatory
mechanism
suggests
phosphates
cofactors
NRCs.
Plants
deploy
cell-surface
and
intracellular
receptors
to
detect
pathogen
attack
trigger
innate
immune
responses.
Inside
host
cells,
families
of
nucleotide-binding/leucine-rich
repeat
(NLR)
proteins
serve
as
sensors
or
downstream
mediators
defence
outputs
cell
death,
which
prevent
disease.
Established
genetic
underpinnings
NLR-mediated
immunity
revealed
various
strategies
plants
adopt
combat
rapidly
evolving
microbial
pathogens.
The
molecular
mechanisms
NLR
activation
signal
transmission
components
controlling
execution
were
less
clear.
Here,
we
review
recent
protein
structural
biochemical
insights
plant
sensor
signalling
functions.
When
put
together,
the
data
show
how
different
families,
whether
transducers,
converge
on
nucleotide-based
second
messengers
cellular
calcium
confer
immunity.
Although
pathogen-activated
NLRs
in
engage
plant-specific
machineries
promote
defence,
comparisons
with
mammalian
receptor
counterparts
highlight
some
shared
working
principles
for
across
kingdoms.
Current Opinion in Plant Biology,
Год журнала:
2022,
Номер
67, С. 102210 - 102210
Опубликована: Апрель 20, 2022
Filamentous
plant
pathogens
cause
disease
in
numerous
economically
important
crops.
These
secrete
virulence
proteins,
termed
effectors,
that
modulate
host
cellular
processes
and
promote
infection.
Plants
have
evolved
immunity
receptors
detect
effectors
activate
defence
pathways,
resulting
resistance
to
the
invading
pathogen.
This
leads
an
evolutionary
arms
race
between
pathogen
is
characterised
by
highly
diverse
effector
repertoires
pathogens.
Here,
we
review
recent
advances
understanding
host–pathogen
co-evolution
provided
structural
determination
of
alone,
complex
with
receptors.
We
highlight
use
prediction
within
this
field
its
role
for
future
development
designer
proteins.