The Plant Cell,
Год журнала:
2024,
Номер
36(9), С. 3344 - 3361
Опубликована: Июнь 4, 2024
Nucleotide-binding
domain
and
leucine-rich
repeat-containing
receptor
(NLR)
proteins
can
form
complex
networks
to
confer
innate
immunity.
An
NLR-REQUIRED
FOR
CELL
DEATH
(NRC)
is
a
phylogenetically
related
node
that
functions
downstream
of
massively
expanded
network
disease
resistance
protect
against
multiple
plant
pathogens.
In
this
study,
we
used
phylogenomic
methods
reconstruct
the
macroevolution
NRC
family.
One
NRCs,
termed
NRC0,
only
family
member
shared
across
asterid
plants,
leading
us
investigate
its
evolutionary
history
genetic
organization.
several
species,
NRC0
genetically
clustered
with
other
NLRs
are
NRC-dependent
genes.
This
prompted
hypothesize
ancestral
state
an
NLR
helper-sensor
gene
cluster
was
present
early
during
evolution.
We
provide
support
for
hypothesis
by
demonstrating
essential
hypersensitive
cell
death
induced
linked
sensor
partners
in
4
divergent
species:
tomato
(Solanum
lycopersicum),
wild
sweet
potato
(Ipomoea
trifida),
coffee
(Coffea
canephora),
carrot
(Daucus
carota).
addition,
activation
leads
higher-order
formation
similar
NRCs.
Our
findings
map
out
contrasting
dynamics
over
last
125
million
years,
from
functionally
conserved
massive
dispersed
network.
The Plant Cell,
Год журнала:
2022,
Номер
34(5), С. 1447 - 1478
Опубликована: Фев. 10, 2022
Understanding
the
plant
immune
system
is
crucial
for
using
genetics
to
protect
crops
from
diseases.
Plants
resist
pathogens
via
a
two-tiered
innate
detection-and-response
system.
The
first
Resistance
(R)
gene
was
cloned
in
1992
.
Since
then,
many
cell-surface
pattern
recognition
receptors
(PRRs)
have
been
identified,
and
R
genes
that
encode
intracellular
nucleotide-binding
leucine-rich
repeat
(NLRs)
cloned.
Here,
we
provide
list
of
characterized
PRRs
NLRs.
In
addition
receptors,
components
signaling
networks
were
discovered
over
last
30
years.
We
review
pathways,
physiological
responses,
molecular
regulation
both
PRR-
NLR-mediated
immunity.
Recent
studies
reinforced
importance
interactions
between
two
systems.
an
overview
immunity,
highlighting
challenges
perspectives
future
research.
Abstract
Plant
pathogens
compromise
crop
yields.
Plants
have
evolved
robust
innate
immunity
that
depends
in
part
on
intracellular
Nucleotide‐binding,
Leucine
rich‐Repeat
(NLR)
immune
receptors
activate
defense
responses
upon
detection
of
pathogen‐derived
effectors.
Most
“sensor”
NLRs
detect
effectors
require
the
activity
“helper”
NLRs,
but
how
helper
support
sensor
NLR
function
is
poorly
understood.
Many
Solanaceae
NRC
(NLR‐Required
for
Cell
death)
class
NLRs.
We
show
here
Rpi‐amr3,
a
from
Solanum
americanum
,
detects
AVRamr3
potato
late
blight
pathogen,
Phytophthora
infestans
and
activates
oligomerization
NRC2
NRC4
into
high‐molecular‐weight
resistosomes.
In
contrast,
recognition
P.
effector
AVRamr1
by
another
Rpi‐amr1
induces
formation
only
resistosome.
The
activated
oligomer
becomes
enriched
membrane
fractions.
ATP‐binding
motifs
both
Rpi‐amr3
are
required
resistosome
formation,
not
interaction
with
its
cognate
effector.
can
be
homologs
other
species.
Mechanistic
understanding
will
underpin
engineering
crops
durable
disease
resistance.
Plants
coordinately
use
cell-surface
and
intracellular
immune
receptors
to
perceive
pathogens
mount
an
response.
Intracellular
events
of
pathogen
recognition
are
largely
mediated
by
the
nucleotide
binding
leucine
rich-repeat
(NLR)
classes.
Upon
perception,
NLRs
trigger
a
potent
broad-spectrum
reaction,
usually
accompanied
form
programmed
cell
death
termed
hypersensitive
Some
plant
act
as
multifunctional
singleton
which
combine
detection
signaling.
However,
can
also
function
in
higher
order
pairs
networks
functionally
specialized
interconnected
receptors.
In
this
article,
we
cover
basic
aspects
NLR
biology
with
emphasis
on
networks.
We
highlight
some
recent
advances
structure,
function,
activation
discuss
emerging
topics
such
modulator
NLRs,
suppression
bioengineering.
Multi-disciplinary
approaches
required
disentangle
how
these
receptor
evolve.
Answering
questions
holds
potential
deepen
our
understanding
system
unlock
new
era
disease
resistance
breeding.
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.
Nucleotide-binding
domain
leucine-rich
repeat
(NLR)
immune
receptors
are
important
components
of
plant
and
metazoan
innate
immunity
that
can
function
as
individual
units
or
pairs
networks.
Upon
activation,
NLRs
form
multiprotein
complexes
termed
resistosomes
inflammasomes.
Although
paired
NLRs,
such
NAIP/NLRC4,
hetero-complexes
upon
the
molecular
mechanisms
underpinning
activation
especially
whether
they
associate
in
resistosome
hetero-complexes,
is
unknown.
In
asterid
species,
NLR
required
for
cell
death
(NRC)
receptor
network
composed
multiple
resistance
protein
sensors
downstream
helpers
confer
against
diverse
pathogens.
Here,
we
show
pathogen
effector-activation
proteins
Rx
(confers
virus
resistance),
Bs2
bacterial
resistance)
leads
to
oligomerization
their
helper
NLR,
NRC2.
Activated
does
not
oligomerize
enter
into
a
stable
complex
with
NRC2
oligomer
remains
cytoplasmic.
contrast,
activated
oligomers
accumulate
membrane-associated
puncta.
We
propose
an
activation-and-release
model
NRC
network.
This
points
distinct
compared
mammalian
NLRs.
PLoS Genetics,
Год журнала:
2022,
Номер
18(9), С. e1010414 - e1010414
Опубликована: Сен. 22, 2022
Cell
surface
pattern
recognition
receptors
(PRRs)
activate
immune
responses
that
can
include
the
hypersensitive
cell
death.
However,
pathways
link
PRRs
to
death
response
are
poorly
understood.
Here,
we
show
receptor-like
protein
Cf-4
requires
intracellular
nucleotide-binding
domain
leucine-rich
repeat
containing
receptor
(NLR)
NRC3
trigger
a
confluent
upon
detection
of
fungal
effector
Avr4
in
leaves
Nicotiana
benthamiana
.
This
activity
an
intact
N-terminal
MADA
motif,
conserved
signature
coiled-coil
(CC)-type
plant
NLRs
is
required
for
resistosome-mediated
responses.
A
chimeric
with
α1
helix
Arabidopsis
ZAR1
swapped
into
retains
capacity
mediate
Pathogen
effectors
acting
as
suppressors
suppress
Cf-4-triggered
cell-death.
Our
findings
NLR
resistosome
model
caused
by
PRR.
Molecular Plant,
Год журнала:
2022,
Номер
15(9), С. 1457 - 1469
Опубликована: Июль 31, 2022
Species
of
the
genus
Phytophthora,
plant
killer,
cause
disease
and
reduce
yields
in
many
crop
plants.
Although
Resistance
to
Phytophthora
infestans
(Rpi)
genes
effective
against
potato
late
blight
have
been
cloned,
few
cloned
other
species.
Most
Rpi
encode
nucleotide-binding
domain,
leucine-rich
repeat-containing
(NLR)
immune
receptor
proteins
that
recognize
RXLR
(Arg-X-Leu-Arg)
effectors.
However,
whether
NLR
can
effectors
from
multiple
species
has
rarely
investigated.
Here,
we
identified
a
new
RXLR-WY
effector
AVRamr3
P.
is
recognized
by
Rpi-amr3
wild
Solanaceae
Solanum
americanum.
associates
with
planta.
broadly
conserved
different
species,
recognition
homologs
activates
resistance
pathogens,
including
tobacco
black
shank
cacao
pod
pathogens
parasitica
palmivora.
thus
first
characterized
gene
acts
or
These
findings
suggest
novel
path
redeploy
known
R
important
pathogens.