Факторы транскрипции семейства MADS растений: связь с признаками доместикации и перспективы для селекции (обзор)

Факторы транскрипции семейства MADS растений: связь с признаками доместикации и перспективы для селекции (обзор)

Автор: Нежданова А.В., Щенникова А.В.

Журнал: Сельскохозяйственная биология @agrobiology

Рубрика: Обзоры, проблемы

Статья в выпуске: 5 т.56, 2021 года.

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Признаки доместикации, которые подразделяются на три группы (продуктивность, адаптивность и воспроизводство) и составляют в совокупности доместикацонный синдром, сближающий таксономически удаленные одомашненные формы, остаются хозяйственно значимыми и у современных возделываемых культур. Значительная часть генов, контролирующих у растений признаки доместикации, представлена генами факторов регуляции транскрипции, в частности принадлежащих семейству белков с MADS-доменом. MADS-белки служат ключевыми регуляторами практически всех аспектов репродуктивного развития растений, включая определение сроков цветения, строения соцветий, идентичности цветковых органов, развития корней, плодов и семян, а также адаптивной и стрессовой реакции растений на неблагоприятные условия окружающей среды. В представленном обзоре показано возможное участие MADS-box генов в процессах, происходивших при одомашнивании растений. Обсуждается роль MADS-box генов в реакции растений на длительное воздействие холодом (яровизацию), в регуляции состояния физиологического покоя почек, в формировании структуры соцветия и цветка, изменения фертильности растения и качественных признаков плода (процесс созревания, синтез каротиноидов и антоцианов, число семян, способность к растрескиванию, сроки хранения), а также в ответе растений на стрессы (засоление, засуха, изменение температуры). Рассмотрено явление плейотропии и избыточности функций MADS-box генов (за счет существования паралогов). Высказываетcя предположение, что высокий структурно-функциональный консерватизм может свидетельствовать о высоком потенциале MADS-box генов как инструментов для предсказуемой тонкой настройки фенотипов сельскохозяйственных культур посредством комбинирования (в том числе, дозозависимого) различных аллелей и паралогов MADS-box генов. Еще один возможный способ такой настройки - разделение плейотропных функций MADS-box гена посредством введения мутаций в его кодирующую или цис-регуляторную последовательность для изменения взаимодействий белок-белок или белок-ДНК, а также профиля и(или) уровня экспрессии, в том числе в ответ на различные внешние и внутренние сигналы. Сделано заключение о том, что фундаментальные и прикладные исследования MADS-box генов у различных видов растений (как дикорастущих, так и культурных) не только приведут к более глубокому пониманию эволюции и развития современных растений, но также внесут большой вклад в улучшение сельскохозяйственных культур, в том числе с помощью CRISPR/Cas и других современных технологий.

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Регуляция транскрипции, факторы транскрипции, mads-box гены, консерватизм, плейотропный эффект, признаки одомашнивания, продуктивность, адаптация, воспроизводство, хозяйственно ценные признаки, целевые гены

Короткий адрес: https://sciup.org/142231385

IDR: 142231385   |   DOI: 10.15389/agrobiology.2021.5.823rus

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