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Author Guo F., Wang H., Lian G., Cai G., Liu W., Zhang H., Li D., Zhou C., Han N., Zhu M., Su Y., Seo P.J., Xu L., Bian H.
Title Initiation of scutellum-derived callus is regulated by an embryo-like developmental pathway in rice.
Abstract:
In rice (Oryza sativa) tissue culture, callus can be induced from the scutellum in embryo or from the vasculature of non-embryonic organs such as leaves, nodes, or roots. Here we show that the auxin signaling pathway triggers cell division in the epidermis of the scutellum to form an embryo-like structure, which leads to callus formation. Our transcriptome data show that embryo-, stem cell-, and auxin-related genes are upregulated during scutellum-derived callus initiation. Among those genes, the embryo-specific gene OsLEC1 is activated by auxin and involved in scutellum-derived callus initiation. However, OsLEC1 is not required for vasculature-derived callus initiation from roots. In addition, OsIAA11 and OsCRL1, which are involved in root development, are required for vasculature-derived callus formation but not for scutellum-derived callus formation. Overall, our data indicate that scutellum-derived callus initiation is regulated by an embryo-like development program, and this is different from vasculature-derived callus initiation which borrows a root development program.
Journal Commun Biol
Country China
Volume 6(1)
Pages 457
Year 2023
PubMed ID 37100819
PubMed Central ID 10130139
DOI 10.1038/s42003-023-04835-w
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Gene ARF1 ARF13 ARF16 ARF2 ARF7A ARF8 ARF8 BTA3 CRL1 FBOX206 IAA11 IAA26 IAA4 IAA5 LEC1 LFL1 MIR393 MIR393B PIN1A PIN1C PIN1D PLT1 PLT2 PLT5 PLT6 PLT7 PLT9 TIR1 VP1 WOX5 WOX9C YUCCA1
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