Alternative
splicing
(AS)
may
generate
multiple
mRNA
isoforms
from
a
single
precursor
using
different
sites,
leading
to
enhanced
diversity
of
transcripts
and
proteins.
AS
has
been
implicated
in
cold
acclimation
by
affecting
gene
expression
various
ways,
yet
little
information
is
known
about
how
influences
responses
tea
plant
(Camellia
sinensis).In
this
study,
the
transcriptional
landscape
was
characterized
genome
high-throughput
RNA-seq
during
acclimation.
We
found
that
more
than
41%
(14,103)
genes
underwent
events.
summarize
possible
existence
11
types
events,
including
four
common
intron
retention
(IR),
exon
skipping
(ES),
alternative
5'
splice
site
(A5SS),
3'
(A3SS);
these,
IR
major
type
all
samples.
The
number
events
increased
rapidly
treatment,
but
decreased
significantly
following
de-acclimation
(DA).
It
notable
differential
gradually
acclimation,
these
were
enriched
pathways
relating
oxidoreductase
activity
sugar
metabolism
de-acclimation.
Remarkably,
bHLH
transcription
factors
showed
higher
levels
their
full-length
ones
Interestingly,
pattern
some
raffinose
sucrose
synthase
correlated
with
contents.Our
findings
demonstrated
changes
numbers
transcript
contribute
rapid
metabolite
profile
suggesting
play
an
important
regulatory
role
response
plant.
Despite
the
many
approaches
to
study
differential
splicing
from
RNA-seq,
challenges
remain
unsolved,
including
computing
capacity
and
sequencing
depth
requirements.
Here
we
present
SUPPA2,
a
new
method
that
addresses
these
challenges,
enables
streamlined
analysis
across
multiple
conditions
taking
into
account
biological
variability.
Using
experimental
simulated
data,
show
SUPPA2
achieves
higher
accuracy
compared
other
methods,
especially
at
low
short
read
length.
We
use
identify
novel
Transformer2-regulated
exons,
microexons
induced
during
differentiation
of
bipolar
neurons,
intron
retention
events
erythroblast
differentiation.
Understanding
genome
organization
and
gene
regulation
requires
insight
into
RNA
transcription,
processing
modification.
We
adapted
nanopore
direct
sequencing
to
examine
from
a
wild-type
accession
of
the
model
plant
Arabidopsis
thaliana
mutant
defective
in
mRNA
methylation
(m6A).
Here
we
show
that
m6A
can
be
mapped
full-length
mRNAs
transcriptome-wide
reveal
combinatorial
diversity
cap-associated
transcription
start
sites,
splicing
events,
poly(A)
site
choice
tail
length.
Loss
3’
untranslated
regions
is
associated
with
decreased
relative
transcript
abundance
3′
end
formation.
A
functional
consequence
disrupted
lengthening
circadian
period.
conclude
complexity
modification
single
molecule
reads.
These
findings
refine
annotation.
Further,
applying
this
approach
less
well-studied
species
could
transform
our
understanding
what
their
genomes
encode.
The Plant Cell,
Год журнала:
2018,
Номер
30(7), С. 1424 - 1444
Опубликована: Май 15, 2018
Plants
have
adapted
to
tolerate
and
survive
constantly
changing
environmental
conditions
by
reprogramming
gene
expression
The
dynamics
of
the
contribution
alternative
splicing
(AS)
stress
responses
are
unknown.
RNA-sequencing
a
time-series
Arabidopsis
thaliana
plants
exposed
cold
determines
timing
significant
AS
changes.
This
shows
massive
rapid
response
with
coincident
waves
transcriptional
activity
occurring
in
first
few
hours
temperature
reduction
further
throughout
cold.
In
particular,
hundreds
genes
showed
changes
due
rapidly
("early
AS"
genes);
these
included
numerous
novel
cold-responsive
transcription
factors
factors/RNA
binding
proteins
regulated
only
AS.
speed
sensitivity
small
some
suggest
that
fine-tuning
via
pathways
contributes
thermo-plasticity
expression.
Four
early
regulatory
been
shown
previously
be
required
for
freezing
tolerance
acclimation;
we
provide
evidence
fifth
gene,
U2B"-LIKE
Such
likely
drive
cascades
downstream
that,
alongside
transcription,
modulate
transcriptome
together
govern
physiological
survival
low
temperature.
Frontiers in Plant Science,
Год журнала:
2019,
Номер
10
Опубликована: Июнь 12, 2019
Plants,
unlike
animals,
exhibit
a
very
high
degree
of
plasticity
in
their
growth
and
development
employ
diverse
strategies
to
cope
with
the
variations
during
diurnal
cycles
stressful
conditions.
Plants
despite
remarkable
morphological
physiological
differences,
share
many
basic
cellular
processes
regulatory
mechanisms.
Alternative
Splicing
(AS)
is
one
such
gene
mechanism
that
modulates
expression
multiple
ways.
It
now
well
established
AS
prevalent
all
multicellular
eukaryotes
including
plants
humans.
Emerging
evidence
indicates
plants,
as
transcription
splicing
are
coupled.
Here,
we
reviewed
recent
support
co-transcriptional
highlighted
similarities
differences
between
An
unsettled
question
field
extent
which
splice
isoforms
contribute
protein
diversity.
To
take
critical
look
at
this
question,
presented
comprehensive
summary
current
status
research
area
both
humans,
discussed
limitations
currently
used
approaches
suggested
improvements
methods
alternative
approaches.
We
end
discussion
on
potential
role
epigenetic
modifications
chromatin
state
memory
primed
stresses.
Nucleic Acids Research,
Год журнала:
2019,
Номер
unknown
Опубликована: Окт. 30, 2019
Abstract
Intron
retention
(IR)
is
a
form
of
alternative
splicing
that
has
long
been
neglected
in
mammalian
systems
although
it
studied
for
decades
non-mammalian
species
such
as
plants,
fungi,
insects
and
viruses.
It
was
generally
assumed
mis-splicing,
leading
to
the
introns,
would
have
no
physiological
consequence
other
than
reducing
gene
expression
by
nonsense-mediated
decay.
Relatively
recent
landmark
discoveries
highlighted
pivotal
role
IR
serves
normal
disease-related
human
biology.
Significant
technical
hurdles
overcome,
thereby
enabling
robust
detection
quantification
IR.
Still,
relatively
little
known
about
cis-
trans-acting
modulators
controlling
this
phenomenon.
The
fate
an
intron
be,
or
not
retained
mature
transcript
direct
result
influence
exerted
numerous
intrinsic
extrinsic
factors
at
multiple
levels
regulation.
These
altered
current
biological
paradigms
provided
unexpected
insights
into
transcriptional
landscape.
In
review,
we
discuss
regulators
methods
identify
them.
Our
focus
primarily
on
mammals,
however,
broaden
scope
organisms
which
shown
be
biologically
relevant.
Abstract
Background
Alternative
splicing
(AS)
is
a
widespread
regulatory
mechanism
in
multicellular
organisms.
Numerous
transcriptomic
and
single-gene
studies
plants
have
investigated
AS
response
to
specific
conditions,
especially
environmental
stress,
unveiling
substantial
amounts
of
intron
retention
that
modulate
gene
expression.
However,
comprehensive
study
contrasting
stress-response
tissue-specific
patterns
directly
comparing
them
with
those
animal
models
still
missing.
Results
We
generate
massive
resource
for
Arabidopsis
thaliana
,
PastDB
comprising
expression
quantifications
across
tissues,
development
including
abiotic
biotic
stresses.
Harmonized
analysis
these
datasets
reveals
A.
shows
high
levels
AS,
similar
fruitflies,
that,
compared
animals,
disproportionately
uses
stress
responses.
identify
core
sets
genes
regulated
specifically
by
either
or
transcription
upon
stresses
among
specialization
tightly
mirrored
the
genomic
features
genes.
Unexpectedly,
non-intron
events,
exon
skipping,
are
overrepresented
being
also
largely
involved
modulating
through
NMD
uORF
inclusion.
Conclusions
Non-intron
events
likely
been
functionally
underrated
plants.
constitutes
distinct
layer
controlling
internal
external
stimuli
whose
target
master
regulators
hardwired
at
level
undergo
post-transcriptional
regulation.
Given
higher
relevance
different
when
this
molecular
hardwiring
required
proper
.
Genome Biology and Evolution,
Год журнала:
2022,
Номер
14(4)
Опубликована: Март 16, 2022
Gene
body
methylation
(gbM)
is
an
epigenetic
mark
where
gene
exons
are
methylated
in
the
CG
context
only,
as
opposed
to
CHG
and
CHH
contexts
(where
H
stands
for
A,
C,
or
T).
transmitted
transgenerationally
plants,
opening
possibility
that
gbM
may
be
shaped
by
adaptation.
This
presupposes,
however,
has
a
function
affects
phenotype,
which
been
topic
of
debate
literature.
Here,
we
review
our
current
knowledge
plants.
We
start
presenting
well-elucidated
mechanisms
plant
establishment
maintenance.
then
more
controversial
topics:
evolution
potential
selective
pressures
act
on
it.
Finally,
discuss
functions
affect
organismal
phenotypes:
expression
stabilization
upregulation,
inhibition
aberrant
transcription
(reverse
internal),
prevention
intron
retention,
protection
against
TE
insertions.
To
bolster
these
topics,
include
novel
analyses
assess
effect
transcripts.
Overall,
growing
literature
finds
correlates
with
levels
patterns
expression.
It
not
clear,
if
this
causal
relationship.
Altogether,
functional
work
suggests
effects
gbM,
any,
must
relatively
small,
but
there
nonetheless
evidence
it
natural
selection.
conclude
discussing
adaptive
character
its
implications
updated
view
adaptation
Abstract
A
pan-transcriptome
describes
the
transcriptional
and
post-transcriptional
consequences
of
genome
diversity
from
multiple
individuals
within
a
species.
We
developed
barley
using
20
inbred
genotypes
representing
domesticated
by
generating
analyzing
short-
long-read
RNA-sequencing
datasets
tissues.
To
overcome
single
reference
bias
in
transcript
quantification,
we
constructed
genotype-specific
(RTDs)
integrated
these
into
linear
pan-genome
framework
to
create
pan-RTD,
allowing
categorization
as
core,
shell
or
cloud.
Focusing
on
core
(expressed
all
genotypes),
observed
significant
abundance
variation
among
tissues
between
driven
partly
RNA
processing,
gene
copy
number,
structural
rearrangements
conservation
promotor
motifs.
Network
analyses
revealed
conserved
co-expression
module::tissue
correlations
frequent
functional
diversification.
complement
pan-transcriptome,
comprehensive
cultivar
(cv.)
Morex
gene-expression
atlas
illustrate
how
combined
can
be
used
guide
biological
inquiry.