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Petr GALUSZKA Petr GALUSZKA Centre of the Region Haná for Biotechnological and Agricultural Research Palacký University in Olomouc FROM CYTOKININ METABOLISM TO FROM CYTOKININ METABOLISM TO AGRICULTURE AGRICULTURE

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FROM CYTOKININ METABOLISM TO AGRICULTURE. Petr GALUSZKA Centre of the Region Haná for Biotechnological and Agricultural Research Palacký University in Olomouc. CK qualitative content analysis. Gajdošová et al., JXB 2011. CK qualitative analysis during maize development. - PowerPoint PPT Presentation

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Petr GALUSZKAPetr GALUSZKACentre of the Region Haná for

Biotechnological and Agricultural Research Palacký

University in Olomouc

FROM CYTOKININ METABOLISM TO FROM CYTOKININ METABOLISM TO AGRICULTUREAGRICULTURE

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Gajdošová et al., JXB 2011

CK qualitative content analysisbarley maize CK-type Arabidop

sis

pmol/g of leaf fresh weight

15.1 2.1 iP 22.2

36.4 1.4 tZ 60.5

206.7 164.3 cZ 17.5

7.5 1.7 DHZ 4.2

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CK qualitative analysis during maize developmentp

mol/g

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af fre

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kernelgerminationshoot developmentroot development20th

day20thday

isopentenyladenine trans-zeatin cis-zeatin dihydrozeatin

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CYTOKININ SENSING in Zea mays

Histidine kinase – CK receptor bound to membranes

Apparent KD (nM)CK ZmHK

1ZmHK

2ZmHK3

isopentenyladenine

2.3 0.6 2.7

trans-zeatin 24 0.4 7.2cis-zeatin 26 8.4 21dihydrozeatin 630 2 232tZR 3000 70 280iPR not detectable 400tZOG not detectable

S. Lomin et al., JXB 2011

Contrary to Arabidopsis receptors, there is higher

sensitivity to cZ and DHZ at least on some maize receptors

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N

N

NH

CH3

CH3

N

NH

N

N

NH

CH3

N

NH

OH

N

N

NH CH3

N

NH

OH

N

N

NH

N

NH

CH3

OH

N

N

NH

N

NH

CH2

CH3

iP

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cZ

DHZ

tZ

zeatin metabolism in planta is rather obscure

de novo biosynthesis

tRNA degradation

CYP450

zeatinisomerase

IPTLOG

zeatin

reductase

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proved in plantagene is known

proved in vitroactivity detected

hypothesized

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Cytokinin dehydrogenases have different preferences

CKX iP tZ cZ DHZ

AtCKX1 100

72 116

0

AtCKX2 100

78 2 0

AtCKX3 100

20 0 0

AtCKX4 100

89 4 0

AtCKX5 100

68 68 0

AtCKX6 100

13 37 0

AtCKX7 100

30 116

0

ZmCKX1 100

122

138

0

ZmCKX10

100

154

165

0

HvCKX2 100

190

0 0

CKX relative activityCKX gene families:Arabidopsis thaliana 7 genesZea mays 13 genesOryza sativa 11 genesHordeum vulgare 11 genes

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CKX as a transgene

Constitutive overexpression of CKX causes cytokinin-deficient phenotype

Main function of CKs on plant differentiation proved together with opposite role on root and shoot development

Cytokinin content

30–50% of WT

Construct: 35S::HvCKX2

pmol/g fresh w

CK WT HvCKX2

seedlings

iP 115.8 31.5

tZ 21.7 10.4

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Transformation of Barley with CKX genes

Ubiqutin::ZmCKX1

Ubiqutin::HvCKX2

WT trsg WT Z2 Z4 Z7 Z8 Z10

WTZ10

Constitutive CKX overexpression in cereal:prematured senescenceno onset of flowering (sterility)enlarged root system (dependent of transgene)

pmol/g fresh w

CK WT trsg

root

iP 22.2 16.1

tZ 87.3 122

cZ 42.8 188

DHZ

2.8 7.5

shoot

iP 14.0 10.8

tZ 37.6 12.2

cZ 161 101

DHZ

2.6 2.9

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CKX and IPT gene families in barley

11 CKX genes 2 tRNA IPT genes 5 de novo IPT genes

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wild type situation our transgenic approach