characterization of the aba receptor vlpyl1 that regulates anthocyanin accumulation in grape berry skin
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Abstract
ABA plays a crucial role in controlling several ripening-associated processes in grape berries. The soluble proteins named as PYR (pyrabactin resistant)/PYL (PYR-like)/RCAR (regulatory component of ABA receptor) family have been characterized as ABA receptors. Here, the function of a grape PYL1 encoding gene involved in the response to ABA was verified through heterologous expression. The expression level of VlPYL1 was highest in grape leaf and fruit tissues of the cultivar Kyoho, and the expression of VlPYL1 was increased during fruit development and showed a reduction in ripe berries. Over-expression of VlPYL1 enhances ABA sensitivity in Arabidopsis. Using the transient overexpression technique, the VlPYL1 gene was over-expressed in grape berries. Up-regulation of the VlPYL1 gene not only promoted anthocyanin accumulation but also induced a set of ABA-responsive gene transcripts, including ABF2 and BG3. Although tobacco rattle virus (TRV)-induced gene silencing (VIGS) was not successfully applied in the “Kyoho” grape, the application of the transient overexpression technique in grape fruit could be used as a novel tool for studying grape fruit development.
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| Authors | ;Zhen Gao;Qin Li;Jing Li;Yujin Chen;Meng Luo;Hui Li;Jiyuan Wang;Yusen Wu;Shuyan Duan;Lei Wang;Shiren Song;Wenping Xu;Caixi Zhang;Shiping Wang;Shiping Wang;Chao Ma |
| Journal | phytochemistry letters |
| Year | 2018 |
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10.3389/fpls.2018.00592
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