2015
DOI: 10.1104/pp.15.00649
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Regulation of Nicotine Biosynthesis by an Endogenous Target Mimicry of MicroRNA in Tobacco

Abstract: The interaction between noncoding endogenous target mimicry (eTM) and its corresponding microRNA (miRNA) is a newly discovered regulatory mechanism and plays pivotal roles in various biological processes in plants. Tobacco (Nicotiana tabacum) is a model plant for studying secondary metabolite alkaloids, of which nicotine accounts for approximately 90%. In this work, we identified four unique tobacco-specific miRNAs that were predicted to target key genes of the nicotine biosynthesis and catabolism pathways and… Show more

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“…14 These studies demonstrated that the nicotine biosynthesis is regulated by 2 more layers distinct from previously known mechanisms. One layer is through a miRNAmediated gene silencing mechanism to degrade the transcripts of QPT2 by miRNA nta-miRX27 (Fig.…”
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“…14 These studies demonstrated that the nicotine biosynthesis is regulated by 2 more layers distinct from previously known mechanisms. One layer is through a miRNAmediated gene silencing mechanism to degrade the transcripts of QPT2 by miRNA nta-miRX27 (Fig.…”
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“…14 We discovered that the cleavage activity of nta-miRX27 was negatively regulated by nta-eTMX27 leading us to propose that another layer of control is exerted over QPT2 expression and nicotine biosynthesis via an eTM. An eTM acting as a decoy for the microRNA to buffer its target gene is a newly emerging regulation mechanism on gene expression.…”
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“…For example, Li and colleagues (2015) identified 4 tobacco-specific miRNAs targeting nicotine biosynthesis pathway; regulating these miRNAs affect nicotine contains in tobacco and further affect tobacco quality. 25 Using deep sequencing technology, Boke and colleagues (2015) also identified several miRNAs regulating alkaloid biosynthesis. 26 Phytosterols are membrane components or precursors for brassinosteroid 27 biosynthesis; a recent study show that miR1848 regulates phytosterol biosynthesis by targeting obtusifoliol 14a-demethylase gene OsCYP51G3 in rice.…”
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