Paper · 2017 · Journal of Agricultural and Food Chemistry

Involvement of WRKY Transcription Factors in Abscisic-Acid-Induced Cold Tolerance of Banana Fruit

Dong-lan Luo; Liang-jie Ba; Wei Shan; et al.

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Abstract

Phytohormone abscisic acid (ABA) and plant-specific WRKY transcription factors (TFs) have been implicated to play important roles in various stress responses. The involvement of WRKY TFs in ABA-mediated cold tolerance of economical fruits, such as banana fruit, however remains largely unknown. Here, we reported that ABA application could induce expressions of ABA biosynthesis-related genes MaNCED1 and MaNCED2, increase endogenous ABA contents, and thereby enhance cold tolerance in banana fruit. Four banana fruit WRKY TFs, designated as MaWRKY31, MaWRKY33, MaWRKY60, and MaWRKY71, were identified and characterized. All four of these MaWRKYs were nuclear-localized and displayed transactivation activities. Their expressions were induced by ABA treatment during cold storage. More importantly, the gel mobility shift assay and transient expression analysis revealed that MaWRKY31, MaWRKY33, MaWRKY60, and MaWRKY71 directly bound to the W-box elements in MaNCED1 and MaNCED2 promoters and activated their expressions. Taken together, our findings demonstrate that banana fruit WRKY TFs are involved in ABA-induced cold tolerance by, at least in part, increasing ABA levels via directly activating NECD expressions.

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Claims 9

Intervention effectobservedoriginal resultpositivemeasured

Claim · model-written summary

ABA application could induce expression of ABA biosynthesis-related genes MaNCED1 and MaNCED2 in banana fruit.

Taxon
banana fruite1
Treatment
ABA applicatione1
Gene
MaNCED1 and MaNCED2e1
Outcome
expressions of ABA biosynthesis-related genese1
Direction
inducee1

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e1

“ABA application could induce expressions of ABA biosynthesis-related genes MaNCED1 and MaNCED2, increase endogenous ABA contents, and thereby enhance cold tolerance in banana fruit”

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Intervention effectobservedoriginal resultpositivemeasured

Claim · model-written summary

ABA application increased endogenous ABA contents in banana fruit.

Taxon
banana fruite1
Treatment
ABA applicatione1
Outcome
endogenous ABA contentse1
Direction
increasee1

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e1

“ABA application could induce expressions of ABA biosynthesis-related genes MaNCED1 and MaNCED2, increase endogenous ABA contents, and thereby enhance cold tolerance in banana fruit”

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Intervention effectobservedoriginal resultpositivemeasured

Claim · model-written summary

ABA application enhanced cold tolerance in banana fruit.

Taxon
banana fruite1
Treatment
ABA applicatione1
Outcome
cold tolerancee1
Direction
enhancee1

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e1

“ABA application could induce expressions of ABA biosynthesis-related genes MaNCED1 and MaNCED2, increase endogenous ABA contents, and thereby enhance cold tolerance in banana fruit”

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Observationobservedoriginal resultmeasured

Claim · model-written summary

Four banana fruit WRKY transcription factors, MaWRKY31, MaWRKY33, MaWRKY60 and MaWRKY71, were identified and characterized.

Taxon
banana fruite2
Gene
MaWRKY31, MaWRKY33, MaWRKY60, and MaWRKY71e2
Outcome
identified and characterizede2

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e2

“Four banana fruit WRKY TFs, designated as MaWRKY31, MaWRKY33, MaWRKY60, and MaWRKY71, were identified and characterized”

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Observationobservedoriginal resultmeasured

Claim · model-written summary

All four MaWRKYs were nuclear-localized and displayed transactivation activities in banana fruit.

Taxon
banana fruite2
Gene
MaWRKYse3
Outcome
nuclear-localized and displayed transactivation activitiese3

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e2

“Four banana fruit WRKY TFs, designated as MaWRKY31, MaWRKY33, MaWRKY60, and MaWRKY71, were identified and characterized”

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“All four of these MaWRKYs were nuclear-localized and displayed transactivation activities”

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Intervention effectobservedoriginal resultpositivemeasured

Claim · model-written summary

ABA treatment during cold storage induced expression of the four banana fruit MaWRKYs.

Taxon
banana fruite2
Treatment
ABA treatmente4
Gene
MaWRKY31, MaWRKY33, MaWRKY60, and MaWRKY71e2
Outcome
expressionse4
Direction
inducede4
Setting
cold storagee4

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e2

“Four banana fruit WRKY TFs, designated as MaWRKY31, MaWRKY33, MaWRKY60, and MaWRKY71, were identified and characterized”

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“Their expressions were induced by ABA treatment during cold storage”

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Observationobservedoriginal resultmeasured

Claim · model-written summary

MaWRKY31, MaWRKY33, MaWRKY60 and MaWRKY71 directly bound to the W-box elements in MaNCED1 and MaNCED2 promoters.

Taxon
banana fruite2
Gene
MaWRKY31, MaWRKY33, MaWRKY60, and MaWRKY71e5
Outcome
directly bound to the W-box elementse5
Qualifier
in MaNCED1 and MaNCED2 promoterse5

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e2

“Four banana fruit WRKY TFs, designated as MaWRKY31, MaWRKY33, MaWRKY60, and MaWRKY71, were identified and characterized”

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e5

“the gel mobility shift assay and transient expression analysis revealed that MaWRKY31, MaWRKY33, MaWRKY60, and MaWRKY71 directly bound to the W-box elements in MaNCED1 and MaNCED2 promoters”

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Associationobservedoriginal resultpositivemeasured

Claim · model-written summary

MaWRKY31, MaWRKY33, MaWRKY60 and MaWRKY71 activated the expression of MaNCED1 and MaNCED2 in banana fruit.

Taxon
banana fruite2
Gene
MaWRKY31, MaWRKY33, MaWRKY60, and MaWRKY71e5
Outcome
expressionse5
Direction
activatede5
Qualifier
MaNCED1 and MaNCED2e5

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e2

“Four banana fruit WRKY TFs, designated as MaWRKY31, MaWRKY33, MaWRKY60, and MaWRKY71, were identified and characterized”

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e5

“the gel mobility shift assay and transient expression analysis revealed that MaWRKY31, MaWRKY33, MaWRKY60, and MaWRKY71 directly bound to the W-box elements in MaNCED1 and MaNCED2 promoters and activated their expressions”

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Mechanismauthor interpretationoriginal resultpositivemeasured

Claim · model-written summary

Banana fruit WRKY TFs are involved in ABA-induced cold tolerance, at least in part by increasing ABA levels through direct activation of NCED expression.

Taxon
banana fruite6
Outcome
ABA-induced cold tolerancee6
Qualifier
by, at least in part, increasing ABA levels via directly activating NECD expressionse6

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e6

“banana fruit WRKY TFs are involved in ABA-induced cold tolerance by, at least in part, increasing ABA levels via directly activating NECD expressions”

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