Overexpression of PdC3H17 Confers Tolerance to Drought Stress Depending on Its CCCH Domain in Populus

Plant CCCH zinc finger proteins control growth, development, and stress responses mainly at the post-transcriptional level. Currently, limited reports are available about the roles of plant CCCH proteins in drought tolerance. In this study, we provided evidence showing that C3H17 from involves droug...

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Published inFrontiers in plant science Vol. 10; p. 1748
Main Authors Zhuang, Yamei, Wang, Congpeng, Zhang, Yang, Chen, Sihui, Wang, Dian, Liu, Qing, Zhou, Gongke, Chai, Guohua
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Abstract Plant CCCH zinc finger proteins control growth, development, and stress responses mainly at the post-transcriptional level. Currently, limited reports are available about the roles of plant CCCH proteins in drought tolerance. In this study, we provided evidence showing that C3H17 from involves drought tolerance and response. Overexpression of in poplar caused dwarf, resulted in higher stem water potential, and showed increased photosynthetic and ROS-scavenging abilities, thereby enhancing tolerance to drought stress, compared to controls. Accordingly, after drought treatment the stem elongation and thickening rates of these overexpression lines were higher than those of the controls. However, overexpression of the coding region excluding the CCCH domain of C3H17 roughly exhibited WT-like physiological and drought-resistant phenotypes, indicating the requirement of the CCCH domain for C3H17 controlling these processes. In addition, N-terminal sequence of C3H17 was found to possess transcriptional activity ability in yeast cells. Together, our results suggest that C3H17 may depend on its CCCH domain to control drought tolerance in .
AbstractList Plant CCCH zinc finger proteins control growth, development, and stress responses mainly at the post-transcriptional level. Currently, limited reports are available about the roles of plant CCCH proteins in drought tolerance. In this study, we provided evidence showing that C3H17 from involves drought tolerance and response. Overexpression of in poplar caused dwarf, resulted in higher stem water potential, and showed increased photosynthetic and ROS-scavenging abilities, thereby enhancing tolerance to drought stress, compared to controls. Accordingly, after drought treatment the stem elongation and thickening rates of these overexpression lines were higher than those of the controls. However, overexpression of the coding region excluding the CCCH domain of C3H17 roughly exhibited WT-like physiological and drought-resistant phenotypes, indicating the requirement of the CCCH domain for C3H17 controlling these processes. In addition, N-terminal sequence of C3H17 was found to possess transcriptional activity ability in yeast cells. Together, our results suggest that C3H17 may depend on its CCCH domain to control drought tolerance in .
Plant CCCH zinc finger proteins control growth, development, and stress responses mainly at the post-transcriptional level. Currently, limited reports are available about the roles of plant CCCH proteins in drought tolerance. In this study, we provided evidence showing that Pd C3H17 from Populus deltoides × P. euramericana involves drought tolerance and response. Overexpression of PdC3H17 in poplar caused dwarf, resulted in higher stem water potential, and showed increased photosynthetic and ROS-scavenging abilities, thereby enhancing tolerance to drought stress, compared to controls. Accordingly, after drought treatment the stem elongation and thickening rates of these overexpression lines were higher than those of the controls. However, overexpression of the coding region excluding the CCCH domain of Pd C3H17 roughly exhibited WT-like physiological and drought-resistant phenotypes, indicating the requirement of the CCCH domain for Pd C3H17 controlling these processes. In addition, N-terminal sequence of Pd C3H17 was found to possess transcriptional activity ability in yeast cells. Together, our results suggest that Pd C3H17 may depend on its CCCH domain to control drought tolerance in Populus .
Plant CCCH zinc finger proteins control growth, development, and stress responses mainly at the post-transcriptional level. Currently, limited reports are available about the roles of plant CCCH proteins in drought tolerance. In this study, we provided evidence showing that PdC3H17 from Populus deltoides × P. euramericana involves drought tolerance and response. Overexpression of PdC3H17 in poplar caused dwarf, resulted in higher stem water potential, and showed increased photosynthetic and ROS-scavenging abilities, thereby enhancing tolerance to drought stress, compared to controls. Accordingly, after drought treatment the stem elongation and thickening rates of these overexpression lines were higher than those of the controls. However, overexpression of the coding region excluding the CCCH domain of PdC3H17 roughly exhibited WT-like physiological and drought-resistant phenotypes, indicating the requirement of the CCCH domain for PdC3H17 controlling these processes. In addition, N-terminal sequence of PdC3H17 was found to possess transcriptional activity ability in yeast cells. Together, our results suggest that PdC3H17 may depend on its CCCH domain to control drought tolerance in Populus.
Author Chai, Guohua
Zhang, Yang
Zhuang, Yamei
Chen, Sihui
Wang, Dian
Wang, Congpeng
Liu, Qing
Zhou, Gongke
AuthorAffiliation 2 Key Laboratory of Biofuels, Chinese Academy of Sciences, Shandong Provincial Key Laboratory of Energy Genetics, Qingdao Institute of Bioenergy and Bioprocess Technology, Chinese Academy of Sciences , Qingdao , China
3 College of Resources and Environment, Qingdao Agricultural University , Qingdao , China
1 University of Chinese Academy of Sciences , Beijing , China
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Keywords ROS scavenging activity
the CCCH domain
drought tolerance
xylem vessel cell number
Populus
PdC3H17
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SubjectTerms drought tolerance
PdC3H17
Plant Science
Populus
ROS scavenging activity
the CCCH domain
xylem vessel cell number
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Title Overexpression of PdC3H17 Confers Tolerance to Drought Stress Depending on Its CCCH Domain in Populus
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