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Author Gu S., Zhuang J., Zhang Z., Chen W., Xu H., Zhao M., Ma D.
Title Multi-omics approach reveals the contribution of <i>OsSEH1</i> to rice cold tolerance.
Abstract:
As low environmental temperature adversely affects the growth, development and geographical distribution, plants have evolved multiple mechanisms involving changing physiological and metabolic processes to adapt to cold stress. In this study, we revealed that nucleoporin-coding gene <i>OsSEH1</i> was a positive regulator of cold stress in rice. Physiological assays showed that the activity of antioxidant enzymes showed a significant difference between <i>OsSEH1</i> knock-out lines and wild type under cold stress. Metabolome analysis revealed that the contents of large-scale flavonoids serving as ROS scavengers were lower in <i>OsSEH1</i> mutants compared with wild type under cold stress. Transcriptome analysis indicated that the DEGs between <i>OsSEH1</i> knock-out lines and wild type plants were enriched in defense response, regulation of hormone levels and oxidation-reduction process. Integration of transcriptomic and metabolic profiling revealed that <i>OsSEH1</i> plays a role in the oxidation-reduction process by coordinately regulating genes expression and metabolite accumulation involved in phenylpropanoid and flavonoid biosynthetic pathway. In addition, Exogenous ABA application assays indicated that <i>OsSEH1</i> lines had hypersensitive phenotypes compared with wild type plants, suggesting that <i>OsSEH1</i> may mediate cold tolerance by regulating ABA levels.
Journal Front Plant Sci
Country China
Volume 13
Pages 1110724
Year 2022
PubMed ID 36714747
PubMed Central ID 9880419
DOI 10.3389/fpls.2022.1110724
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Gene ACS6 ANS APX2 APX8 CATB GRL8 LOX10 OPR1 OPR8 POX22.3 POXN PRX115 PRX117 PRX16 PRX30 PRX45 PRX58 PRX72 SEH1 SODB SODCC1 _
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