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Robustness in jasmonate signaling:mechanisms of concerted regulation and implications for crop improvement
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作者 Ke Zhou Tiantian Han +7 位作者 bingqing pan Xiaomeng Hu Xiaomei Chen Xinyu Liu Shihong Fei Yating Yang Wenhao Li Minmin Du 《aBIOTECH》 2025年第4期618-637,共20页
The jasmonate signaling pathway coordinates plant defenses and growth,thereby enhancing fitness in changing conditions.Jasmonate-mediated responses are triggered by the recognition of external signals via pattern reco... The jasmonate signaling pathway coordinates plant defenses and growth,thereby enhancing fitness in changing conditions.Jasmonate-mediated responses are triggered by the recognition of external signals via pattern recognition receptors(PRRs)located on the cell membrane.Following signal perception,cells rapidly activate jasmonic acid(JA)biosynthesis,resulting in the accumulation of the bioactive jasmonate,jasmonoyl-isoleucine(JA-Ile).In the nucleus,the coronatine insensitive 1-jasmonate-ZIMdomain(COI1-JAZ)complex recognizes JA-Ile and triggers JAZ ubiquitination and proteasomal degradation.Consequently,transcription factors(e.g.,MYC2)bound by JAZ are released,enabling the activation and amplification of JA responses.In parallel to this activation,feedback regulation orchestrated by transcription factors terminates transcription,preventing overcommitment to JA signaling.In this review,we summarize recent advances in understanding JA signaling,emphasizing the connection between PRR activation and JA biosynthesis,and the feedback regulatory mechanisms that ensure precision and robustness of the JA signaling pathway.Finally,we discuss how these mechanistic insights can be leveraged to optimize JA signaling for crop genetic improvement. 展开更多
关键词 Jasmonic acid Transcriptional regulation JAZ COI1 MYC2 Growth DEFENSE Feedback regulatory mechanisms
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An optimized haploid breeding strategy employing genome-edited anthocyanin markers for visual selection in tomato
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作者 Ming Zhou Chuanlong Sun +7 位作者 Ke Zhou Guoliang Yuan Lei Deng bingqing pan Xiaomeng Hu Minmin Du Chuanyou Li Changbao Li 《Plant Communications》 2026年第2期7-10,共4页
Dear Editor,The doubled haploid(DH)breeding methodology,which combines in vivo haploid induction,selection,and chromosome doubling to stabilize recombinant haplotypes within two generations,has revolutionized conventi... Dear Editor,The doubled haploid(DH)breeding methodology,which combines in vivo haploid induction,selection,and chromosome doubling to stabilize recombinant haplotypes within two generations,has revolutionized conventional breeding by accelerating genetic gains.Initially pioneered in maize,this technology has been expanded to several major crops,including rice,wheat,tomato,soybean,and rapeseed(Zhong et al.,2022;Qu et al.,2024;Xia et al.,2024).However,haploid induction rates(HIRs)in dicots,such as tomato,remain remarkably low,and efficient approaches for identifying high-HIR inducers(HHIs)are lacking,creating a bottleneck for the broader implementation of DH breeding in these crops.Furthermore,rapid and reliable haploid identification(HID)for subsequent chromosome doubling remains a technical challenge.To overcome these limitations,we established a new strategy based on anthocyanin as a marker that significantly advances DH efficiency in tomato breeding.Specifically,we developed an anthocyanin-deficient male-sterile tester line that enables precise screening of HHIs,and an anthocyanin over-accumulating transgenic haploid inducer that facilitates rapid and accurate HID. 展开更多
关键词 chromosome doubling genome editing stabilize recombinant haplotypes vivo haploid inductionselectionand accelerating genetic gainsinitially conventional breeding visual selection haploid breeding
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