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    The Grain Crops Institute of Hubei Academy of Agricultural Sciences has made new progress in the exploration of drought and salt tolerance genes in wheat

    • Last Update: 2022-09-08
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    Recently, the wheat breeding and cultivation team of the Institute of Grain Crops of Hubei Academy of Agricultural Sciences published online in the international academic journal International Journal of Biological Macromolecules.
    (Top Journal, IF=8.
    02) entitled "Multiple roles of wheat calmodulin genes during stress.
    " Treatment and TaCAM2-D as a positive regulator in response to drought and salt tolerance" research paper, the first to resolve the mechanism of action of drought-tolerant salt tolerance genes in wheat
    .
     
    Calcium is an important second messenger that mediates plant adaptation to abiotic and biological stresses, and a variety of environmental stresses and pathogen invasion can cause rapid and transient changes in cell Ca2+ concentrations, playing an important
    role in plant growth and development and stress regulation.
    Calmodulin (CaM) and calmodulin-like (CML) proteins are the most important sensing proteins
    involved in ca2+ signaling.
    In this study, 15 TACAM and 113 TACML genes were identified using the wheat reference genome, of which the TaCAM2-D gene was significantly upregulated
    under drought and salt stress.
    Further analysis found that the TaCAM2-D gene was expressed in the nucleus, membrane and cytoplasm, and overexpression of the gene could significantly enhance the drought and salt tolerance of Arabidopsis thaliana; TaCAM2-D interacts
    with the wheat mitose activating protein TamPK8.
    Therefore, it is speculated that the stress response of TaCAMs may be regulated by the MAPKs signal transduction pathway
    .
    This study has important reference significance
    for the analysis of the molecular mechanism of wheat stress resistance and the cultivation of new varieties of stress resistance.
     
    The first author of this paper is Li Yaqian, a master's student, Dr.
    Yike Liu and Dr.
    Zhu Prospect as corresponding authors, and researchers Gao Chunbao and Dr.
    Zou Juan participated in this research work
    .
    This research was supported
    by Hubei Provincial Natural Science Foundation (2021CFB393), Hubei Provincial Key R&D Program (2020BBA033), and the National Wheat Industry Technology System "Wuhan Comprehensive Experimental Station" (CARS-03).
     
    Thesis link: https://doi.
    org/10.
    1016/j.
    ijbiomac.
    2022.
    08.
    124
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