Phosphorylation of RAV1/2 by KIN10 is essential for transcriptional activation of CAT6/7, which underlies oxidative stress response in cassava
Peng Wang; Yu Yan; Yujing Bai; Yabin Dong; Yunxie Wei; Hongqiu Zeng; Haitao Shi · 2021 · Cell Reports
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Abstract
Summary: Related to ABI3/VP1 (RAV) transcription factors have important roles in plant stress responses; however, it is unclear whether RAVs regulates oxidative stress response in cassava (Manihot esculenta). In this study, we report that MeRAV1/2 positively regulate oxidative stress resistance and catalase (CAT) activity in cassava. Consistently, RNA sequencing (RNA-seq) identifies three MeCATs that are differentially expressed in MeRAV1/2-silenced cassava leaves. Interestingly, MeCAT6 and MeCAT7 are identified as direct transcriptional targets of MeRAV1/2 via binding to their promoters. In a
Abstract by Peng Wang; Yu Yan; Yujing Bai; Yabin Dong; Yunxie Wei; Hongqiu Zeng; Haitao Shi, Cell Reports (2021) — licensed CC BY 4.0.
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Metadata source: DOAJ · DOI 10.1016/j.celrep.2021.110119