Investigation of systemic control of plant cell division and differentiation in the model of tumor growth in radish

Лутова, Л. А.; Долгих, Е. А.; Додуева, И. Е.; Osipova, M. A.; Ilina, Elena L.

doi:10.1134/s1022795408080073

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“…In the radish (Raphanus sativus), the activation of RsKNAT1 expression in roots takes place upon the devel opment of spontaneous tumors in inbred lines, as well as in response to exogenous cytokinins [40] (Fig. 2).…”

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Transcription factors in developmental genetics and the evolution of higher plants

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Transcription factors play an essential role in controlling various developmental programs in plants, coordinating the action of any genetic network. Among the most important groups of plant transcrip tion factors are the homeodomain containing transcription factors, in particular, those belonging to the KNOX and WOX families, the functions of which are associated with regulation of the meristem activity, development of the aboveground and underground parts of plants, and control of embryogenesis. This review examines the role of KNOX and WOX transcription factors in various developmental programs, as well as in the evolutionary complication of the body plan in terrestrial plants.

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“…Genes encoding homeodomain transcription factors of WOX and KNOX families . According to the literature, WOX and KNOX transcription factors are essential for meristem activity, embryogenesis and leaf development (Tsuda & Hake, ; Dolzblasz et al, ), as well as for the development of novel organs and neoplasms that either arise spontaneously or are induced by pathogens and symbionts in different plant species (Lutova et al, ; Testone et al, ; Osipova et al, ; Azarakhsh et al, ; Lebedeva et al, ; Vinogradova et al, ). The functions of WOX transcription factors in the meristems consist of the maintenance of stem cells in undifferentiated state; e.g.…”

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Gall mite Fragariocoptes setiger (Eriophyoidea) changes leaf developmental program and regulates gene expression in the leaf tissues of Fragaria viridis (Rosaceae)

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The interaction of plants with certain types of parasites leads to the formation of galls, organised structures that create the habitat of the parasite, caused by an abnormal proliferation of host plant's cells under the influence of growth regulators, secreted by the parasite, or by the plant itself under the influence of the parasite. Arthropods, mites in particular, are the largest group of gall-inducing phytoparasites, but the mechanisms of their interaction with plants remain virtually unexplored. The interaction of the gall-inducing eriophyoid mite Fragariocoptes setiger with Fragaria viridis plants was used as a model gall-mite system where data were obtained on the changes in the histological structure of F. viridis leaf blades under the influence of the mites as well as F. viridis gene expression during gall formation. For histological purposes, gall formation was split into four stages with each corresponding to the age of the gall as well as to specific changes that occur during that period. A dramatic change of adaxial-abaxial polarity of the lamina throughout the four stages was observed. Moreover, qRT-PCR analysis of F. viridis gene expression in the developing gall revealed changes in the expression levels of certain meristem-specific genes, as well as the genes that determine adaxial-abaxial polarity and signalling of phytohormones. Petersburg State University and the resource centre of the Komarov Botanical Institute of RAS.

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“…CYCD is a gene family related to cyclin in type D plants. Studies have proved that CYCD3 is involved in cell division, differentiation, and development of roots and fruits [24,25]. Two CYCD3 genes cloned from the stem mustard, resulted in varied expression levels in different parts of a tuberous stem [17].…”

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Expression Analysis of XTH in Stem Swelling of Stem Mustard and Selection of Reference Genes

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Accurate analysis of gene expression requires selection of appropriate reference genes. In this study, we report analysis of eight candidate reference genes (ACTIN, UBQ, EF-1α, UBC, IF-4α, TUB, PP2A, and HIS), which were screened from the genome and transcriptome data in Brassica juncea. Four statistical analysis softwares geNorm, NormFinder, BestKeeper, and RefFinder were used to test the reliability and stability of gene expression of the reference genes. To further validate the stability of reference genes, the expression levels of two CYCD3 genes (BjuB045330 and BjuA003219) were studied. In addition, all genes in the xyloglucan endotransglucosylase/hydrolase (XTH) family were identified in B. juncea and their patterns at different periods of stem enlargement were analyzed. Results indicated that UBC and TUB genes showed stable levels of expression and are recommended for future research. In addition, XTH genes were involved in regulation of stem enlargement expression. These results provide new insights for future research aiming at exploring important functional genes, their expression patterns and regulatory mechanisms for mustard development.

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Investigation of systemic control of plant cell division and differentiation in the model of tumor growth in radish

Cited by 13 publications

References 31 publications

Transcription factors in developmental genetics and the evolution of higher plants

Transcription factors in developmental genetics and the evolution of higher plants

Gall mite Fragariocoptes setiger (Eriophyoidea) changes leaf developmental program and regulates gene expression in the leaf tissues of Fragaria viridis (Rosaceae)

Expression Analysis of XTH in Stem Swelling of Stem Mustard and Selection of Reference Genes

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