Overexpression of a CO homologue disrupts the rhythmic expression of clock gene LgLHYH1 in Lemna gibba

• Material Type: 記事
• Title: Overexpression of a CO homologue disrupts the rhythmic expression of clock gene LgLHYH1 in Lemna gibba
• Author/Editor: Kumiko Ito-Miwa; Masayuki Serikawa; Takao Kondo
• Publication, Distribution, etc.: 日本 : 日本植物細胞分子生物学会
• Publication Date: 2014
• Publication Date (W3CDTF): 2014
• Periodical title: Plant biotechnology
• No. or year of volume/issue: 31(4)
• Volume: 31(4)
• ISSN (Periodical Title): 1347-6114
• ISSN-L (Periodical Title): 1342-4580
• Text Language Code: eng
• DOI: 10.5511/plantbiotechnology.14.1111a; https://doi.org/10.5511/plantbiotechnology.14.1111a
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• Summary, etc.: In plants, the circadian clock is involved in the regulation of various physiological phenomena. The Arabidopsis <i>CONSTANS</i> gene (<i>AtCO</i>), a central component in photoperiodic flowering, as well as the <i>CONSTANS-LIKE 1</i> gene (<i>AtCOL1</i>), which has been suggested to be involved in the light input pathway, belong to the <i>CONSTANS-LIKE</i> gene family (<i>COL</i> family). To investigate the function of the <i>COL</i> family in the circadian system, we characterized <i>CO</i> homologues in two <i>Lemna</i> plant species (<i>LgCOH1</i> in <i>L. gibba</i> G3 and <i>LaCOH1</i> in <i>L. aequinoctialis</i> 6746). The expression of <i>LgCOH1</i> was upregulated by light, showing diurnal rhythmic expression with peak expression during daytime. We examined the effect of <i>LgCOH1</i> overexpression (<i>LgCOH1-ox</i>) on a circadian bioluminescent reporter. <i>LgCOH1-ox</i> damped the circadian bioluminescence rhythm, suggesting that it disturbed the circadian system. The overproduction of the N-terminal region including the zinc finger regions, or the C-terminal region including the CCT domain of <i>LgCOH1</i> damped the circadian bioluminescence rhythm, suggesting that both regions were involved in the phenotypic abnormalities found in the full-length <i>LgCOH1-ox</i> mutant. The overexpression of <i>AtCO</i> also damped the circadian bioluminescence rhythm in our co-transfection assay using <i>Lemna</i> plants, while its effect on the circadian rhythm was weaker than that of <i>LgCOH1-ox</i>. Based on these results, we suggest that some <i>COL</i> family genes may function in the regulation of the circadian system including the light input pathway.
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• Summary, etc.: In plants, the circadian clock is involved in the regulation of various physiological phenomena. The Arabidopsis <i>CONSTANS</i> gene (<i>AtCO</i>), a central component in photoperiodic flowering, as well as the <i>CONSTANS-LIKE 1</i> gene (<i>AtCOL1</i>), which has been suggested to be involved in the light input pathway, belong to the <i>CONSTANS-LIKE</i> gene family (<i>COL</i> family). To investigate the function of the <i>COL</i> family in the circadian system, we characterized <i>CO</i> homologues in two <i>Lemna</i> plant species (<i>LgCOH1</i> in <i>L. gibba</i> G3 and <i>LaCOH1</i> in <i>L. aequinoctialis</i> 6746). The expression of <i>LgCOH1</i> was upregulated by light, showing diurnal rhythmic expression with peak expression during daytime. We examined the effect of <i>LgCOH1</i> overexpression (<i>LgCOH1-ox</i>) on a circadian bioluminescent reporter. <i>LgCOH1-ox</i> damped the circadian bioluminescence rhythm, suggesting that it disturbed the circadian system. The overproduction of the N-terminal region including the zinc finger regions, or the C-terminal region including the CCT domain of <i>LgCOH1</i> damped the circadian bioluminescence rhythm, suggesting that both regions were involved in the phenotypic abnormalities found in the full-length <i>LgCOH1-ox</i> mutant. The overexpression of <i>AtCO</i> also damped the circadian bioluminescence rhythm in our co-transfection assay using <i>Lemna</i> plants, while its effect on the circadian rhythm was weaker than that of <i>LgCOH1-ox</i>. Based on these results, we suggest that some <i>COL</i> family genes may function in the regulation of the circadian system including the light input pathway.
• DOI: 10.5511/plantbiotechnology.14.1111a; https://doi.org/10.5511/plantbiotechnology.14.1111a
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• Is Referenced By: An endogenous basis for synchronisation characteristics of the circadian rhythm in proliferating <i>Lemna minor</i> plants; https://cir.nii.ac.jp/crid/1360576118739696256
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