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The ESCRT component FYVE4 modulates saltstress response by strengthening the SOS1-SOS2 interaction in Arabidopsis-
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作者 Chuanliang Liu Xinyi Lin +12 位作者 Min Xu Zhao Zheng Zhenghao Wang Xin Huang Feihua Wu Guoyong Liu Weijie Liu Changlian Peng Yan Guo Yixiong Zheng Caiji Gao Wenjin Shen Hongbo Li 《Plant Communications》 2025年第9期105-120,共16页
The plant-specific FYVE-domain-containing protein FYVE4,a component of the endosomal sorting complex required for transport III(ESCRT-III),participates in membrane protein sorting.However,the mechanism by which FYVE4 ... The plant-specific FYVE-domain-containing protein FYVE4,a component of the endosomal sorting complex required for transport III(ESCRT-III),participates in membrane protein sorting.However,the mechanism by which FYVE4 coordinates plant growth responses to environmental stress remains unclear.In this study,we reveal a novel function of FYVE4 in positively regulating plant salt resistance by modulating the Salt Overly Sensitive(SOS)signaling pathway.FYVE4 enhances SOS1 phosphorylation by promoting SOS1-SOS2 interactions during salt stress.Loss of FYVE4 reduces the SOS1-SOS2 association,leading to decreased SOS1 phosphorylation and increased plant sensitivity to salt stress.Notably,overexpression of SOS1 does not rescue the salt-sensitive phenotype of fyve4-1,whereas SOS2 overexpression does.In summary,our findings highlight the critical role of FYVE4 in promoting SOS1-SOS2 interactions to mitigate salt stress and reveal a previously unrecognized function of FYVE4 in abiotic stress responses,extending beyond its established role in membrane trafficking regulation. 展开更多
关键词 salt stress ESCRT fyve4 SOS pathway SOS1 SOS2
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