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        FLOURY ENDOSPERM8, encoding the UDP-glucose pyrophosphorylase 1, affects the synthesis and structure of starch in rice endosperm

        Wuhua Long,Bangning Dong,Yihua Wang,Pengyi Pan,Yunlong Wang,Linglong Liu,Xiaoli Chen,Xi Liu,Shijia Liu,Yunlu Tian,Liangming Chen,Jianmin Wan 한국식물학회 2017 Journal of Plant Biology Vol.60 No.5

        Cereal opaque-kernel mutants are ideal geneticmaterials for studying the mechanism of starch biosynthesisand amyloplast development. Here we isolated and identifiedtwo allelic floury endosperm 8 (flo8) mutants of rice, namedflo8-1 and flo8-2. In the flo8 mutant, the starch content wasdecreased and the normal physicochemical features ofstarch were altered. Map-based cloning and subsequentDNA sequencing analysis revealed a single nucleotidesubstitution and an 8-bp insertion occurred in UDP-glucosepyrophosphorylase 1 (Ugp1) gene in flo8-1 and flo8-2,respectively. Complementation of the flo8-1 mutant restorednormal seed appearance by expressing full length codingsequence of Ugp1. RT-qPCR analysis revealed that Ugp1was ubiquitously expressed. Mutation caused the decreasedUGPase activity and affected the expression of most of genesassociated with starch biosynthesis. Meanwhile, western blotand enzyme activity analyses showed the comparability ofprotein levels and enzyme activity of most tested starchbiosynthesis related genes. Our results demonstrate thatUgp1 plays an important role for starch biosynthesis in riceendosperm.

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        A rice White-stripe leaf3 (wsl3) mutant lacking an HD domain-containing protein affects chlorophyll biosynthesis and chloroplast development

        Shaolu Zhao,Wuhua Long,Yihua Wang,Linglong Liu,Yunlong Wang,Mei Niu,Ming Zheng,Di Wang,Jianmin Wan 한국식물학회 2016 Journal of Plant Biology Vol.59 No.3

        Leaf-color mutants are ideal genetic materials for understanding the mechanism of chloroplast development and chlorophyll (Chl) biosynthesis. Here we isolated and identified a new leaf-color mutant of rice, named white-stripe leaf3 (wsl3), from a 60Co-irradiated mutant pool. The wsl3 mutant displayed a visible white-stripe leaf in both young seedlings and flag leaves of mature plant. Chl content in homozygous wsl3 mutant was approximately 47% of that in the wild type. Besides, chloroplast development in the mutant was severely arrested. By a map-based cloning strategy, the wsl3 gene was finely confined to a 50.8 kb region on chromosome 1. Moreover, a 9-bp deletion was identified in the genomic region of LOC_Os01g01920, which encodes an HD (histidine and aspartic acid) domaincontaining protein. Genetic complementation confirmed that LOC_Os01g01920 could recover the lesion of wsl3 mutation. Real-time PCR analyses showed that the expression levels of WSL3 were the highest in young and flag leaves among various tissues, and most of the genes associated with Chl biosynthesis were significantly down-regulated in the wsl3 mutant. Meanwhile, in contrast to many nuclear gene-encoded phage-type RNA polymerase(s) (NEP) transcribed genes were up-regulated, most of plastid-encoded bacterialtype RNA polymerase (PEP) transcribed genes were downregulated. These results demonstrated that the WSL3 gene, as an HD domain-containing protein, is involved in chl biosynthesis and chloroplast development in rice.

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        Green-revertible Chlorina 1 (grc1) is Required for the Biosynthesis of Chlorophyll and the Early Development of Chloroplasts in Rice

        Jieqin Li,Yihua Wang,Juntao Chai,Lihua Wang,Chunming Wang,Wuhua Long,Di Wang,Yunlong Wang,Ming Zheng,Cheng Peng,Mei Niu,Jianmin Wan 한국식물학회 2013 Journal of Plant Biology Vol.56 No.5

        The nuclear genes involved in chloroplast developmentand chlorophyll biosynthesis must be investigated tounderstand their functions in plant growth and development. In this study, we isolated and identified a unique leaf-colormutant of rice with a green-yellow phenotype before thefour-leaf stage and named the mutation green-revertiblechlorina 1 (grc1). The mutants had significantly lower plantheight, number of tillers, and panicle length and headedsignificantly earlier than the wild type. The levels ofchlorophylls, carotenoids, and chlorophyll precursors werealso lower. The mutation in grc1 affected chloroplastultrastructure, particularly thylakoid development. Geneticanalysis indicated that the green-yellow phenotype wascontrolled by a single recessive gene. We mapped the grc1gene to a 32.4-kb region on the long arm of chromosome 6. Through map-based cloning, we identified a 45-bp insertionin the genomic region of LOC_Os06g40080, which encodeda heme oxygenase. Expression of LOC_Os06g40080 wassignificantly down-regulated in the grc1 mutant. Subcellularlocalization showed that this heme oxygenase was localizedin the chloroplast. In summary, we isolated and identified thegene for grc1, which plays an important role in chlorophyllbiosynthesis and chloroplast development in rice.

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        Transcriptomic profiling of the cold stress and recovery responsiveness of two contrasting Guizhou HE rice genotypes

        Wang Zhongni,Wu Xian,Chen Yuxuan,Wu Chaoxin,Long Wuhua,Zhu Susong 한국유전학회 2023 Genes & Genomics Vol.45 No.4

        Background At the seed germination stage, rice is sensitive to cold stress, which adversely affects its growth and development. Guizhou HE rice comprises several different landraces, most of which are cold tolerant. Objective To identify differentially expressed genes and molecular mechanism underlying the cold tolerance of Guizhou HE. Methods Two Guizhou HE genotypes, AC44 (cold-sensitive) and AC96 (cold-tolerant), which exhibit opposite phenotypes in response to cold treatment at the seed germination stage were used. Comprehensive gene expressions of AC44 and AC96 under 4 °C cold treatment and subsequent recovery conditions were comparatively analyzed by RNA sequencing. Results Overall, 11,082 and 7749 differentially expressed genes were detected in AC44 and AC96, respectively. Comparative transcriptome analysis demonstrated that, compared with AC44, AC96 presented fewer upregulated and downregulated genes. Gene Ontology (GO) and Kyoto Encyclopedia of Genes and Genomes (KEGG) pathway analyses demonstrated that AC96 presented more upregulated GO terms, especially terms associated with biological processes. However, AC44 presented more terms related to cellular components, mainly chloroplasts. Moreover, DEGs related to the auxin signaling pathway (including ARF and IAA family members) and transcription factors (including members of the F-box, bZIP, basic helix-loop-helix [bHLH], and MYB-like transcription factor families) were found to be expressed specifically in AC96; thus, these DEGs may be responsible for the cold tolerance of AC96. Conclusions These findings present information about the cold tolerance mechanism of Guizhou HE rice at the germination stage, providing valuable resources and candidate genes for breeding cold-tolerant rice genotypes.

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