Paper · 2020 · Proceedings of the National Academy of Sciences

Tonoplast-localized Ca 2+ pumps regulate Ca 2+ signals during pattern-triggered immunity in Arabidopsis thaliana

Richard Hilleary; Julio Paez-Valencia; Cullen S. Vens; et al.

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Abstract

One of the major events of early plant immune responses is a rapid influx of Ca 2+ into the cytosol following pathogen recognition. Indeed, changes in cytosolic Ca 2+ are recognized as ubiquitous elements of cellular signaling networks and are thought to encode stimulus-specific information in their duration, amplitude, and frequency. Despite the wealth of observations showing that the bacterial elicitor peptide flg22 triggers Ca 2+ transients, there remain limited data defining the molecular identities of Ca 2+ transporters involved in shaping the cellular Ca 2+ dynamics during the triggering of the defense response network. However, the autoinhibited Ca 2+ -ATPase (ACA) pumps that act to expel Ca 2+ from the cytosol have been linked to these events, with knockouts in the vacuolar members of this family showing hypersensitive lesion-mimic phenotypes. We have therefore explored how the two tonoplast-localized pumps, ACA4 and ACA11, impact flg22-dependent Ca 2+ signaling and related defense responses. The double-knockout aca4/11 exhibited increased basal Ca 2+ levels and Ca 2+ signals of higher amplitude than wild-type plants. Both the aberrant Ca 2+ dynamics and associated defense-related phenotypes could be suppressed by growing the aca4/11 seedlings at elevated temperatures. Relocalization of ACA8 from its normal cellular locale of the plasma membrane to the tonoplast also suppressed the aca4/11 phenotypes but not when a catalytically inactive mutant was used. These observations indicate that regulation of vacuolar Ca 2+ sequestration is an integral component of plant immune signaling, but also that the action of tonoplast-localized Ca 2+ pumps does not require specific regulatory elements not found in plasma membrane-localized pumps.

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Observationobservedoriginal resultnegativemeasured

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aca4/11 double knockout increased basal Ca 2+ levels relative to wild type.

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aca4/11e0
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basal Ca 2+ levelse0
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wild-type plantse0

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Arabidopsis thaliana
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“The double-knockout aca4/11 exhibited increased basal Ca 2+ levels and Ca 2+ signals of higher amplitude than wild-type plants”

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aca4/11 double knockout had higher-amplitude Ca 2+ signals than wild type.

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Arabidopsis thalianaArabidopsis thalianat0
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aca4/11e1
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Ca 2+ signalse0
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Arabidopsis thaliana
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“Ca 2+ signals of higher amplitude than wild-type plants”

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“The double-knockout aca4/11”

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Elevated seedling temperatures suppressed aberrant Ca 2+ dynamics in aca4/11.

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Arabidopsis thalianaArabidopsis thalianat0
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aca4/11e0
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elevated temperaturese0
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aberrant Ca 2+ dynamicse0
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Arabidopsis thaliana
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“Both the aberrant Ca 2+ dynamics and associated defense-related phenotypes could be suppressed by growing the aca4/11 seedlings at elevated temperatures”

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Elevated seedling temperatures suppressed defense-related phenotypes in aca4/11.

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Arabidopsis thalianaArabidopsis thalianat0
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aca4/11e0
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elevated temperaturese0
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defense-related phenotypese0
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Arabidopsis thaliana
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“Both the aberrant Ca 2+ dynamics and associated defense-related phenotypes could be suppressed by growing the aca4/11 seedlings at elevated temperatures”

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Moving ACA8 to the tonoplast suppressed aca4/11 phenotypes.

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Arabidopsis thalianaArabidopsis thalianat0
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aca4/11e0
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Relocalization of ACA8 from its normal cellular locale of the plasma membrane to the tonoplaste0
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ACA8e0
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aca4/11 phenotypese0
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Arabidopsis thaliana
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“Relocalization of ACA8 from its normal cellular locale of the plasma membrane to the tonoplast also suppressed the aca4/11 phenotypes”

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Catalytically inactive ACA8 failed to suppress aca4/11 phenotypes.

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Arabidopsis thalianaArabidopsis thalianat0
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catalytically inactive mutante0
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ACA8e1
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aca4/11 phenotypese1

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“but not when a catalytically inactive mutant was used”

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“Relocalization of ACA8 from its normal cellular locale of the plasma membrane to the tonoplast also suppressed the aca4/11 phenotypes”

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