Gene Expression of Stress Proteins and Identification of Molecular Markers of Plant Resistance to High Temperatures and Drought

Molecular biomarkers of plant resistance to both individual and combined action of high tempera-tures (42 °C) and drought have been identified. For this purpose, correlation between gene expression of four stress proteins (non-photosynthetic malic enzyme (TaNADP-ME2), serine-threonine kinase (W55a),...

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Main Author: L.P. Khokhlova
Format: Article
Language:English
Published: Kazan Federal University 2016-06-01
Series:Učënye Zapiski Kazanskogo Universiteta. Seriâ Estestvennye Nauki
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Online Access:http://kpfu.ru/portal/docs/F1870066515/158_2_est_5.pdf
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description Molecular biomarkers of plant resistance to both individual and combined action of high tempera-tures (42 °C) and drought have been identified. For this purpose, correlation between gene expression of four stress proteins (non-photosynthetic malic enzyme (TaNADP-ME2), serine-threonine kinase (W55a), dehydrin (DHN14), and lipocalin (TaTIL)) and resistance of eight spring wheat cultivars has been determined for the first time. Gene expression has been studied using the RT-PCR method based on the content of transcripts on electrophoregrams. The absence of species-specific responses of two genes, TaNADP-ME2 and W55a, the gene activity of which did not depend on the resistance of cultivars to heat shock and water deficit, has been shown. However, gene expression of two other genes, DHN14 and TaTIL, was genotypically determined and positively correlated with the high resistance of particular cultivars. It has been concluded that the activities of DHN14 and TaTIL are potential molecular markers of heat and drought resistance in spring wheat and, therefore, can be used in transgenic selection technologies to create new phenotypes of agricultural crops that would be better adapted to the environmental conditions.
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spelling doaj.art-d19664e3f65c4f8eaed89836fc58bb1f2022-12-22T00:41:15ZengKazan Federal UniversityUčënye Zapiski Kazanskogo Universiteta. Seriâ Estestvennye Nauki1815-61692500-218X2016-06-011582225238Gene Expression of Stress Proteins and Identification of Molecular Markers of Plant Resistance to High Temperatures and DroughtL.P. Khokhlova0Kazan Federal University, Kazan, 420008 RussiaMolecular biomarkers of plant resistance to both individual and combined action of high tempera-tures (42 °C) and drought have been identified. For this purpose, correlation between gene expression of four stress proteins (non-photosynthetic malic enzyme (TaNADP-ME2), serine-threonine kinase (W55a), dehydrin (DHN14), and lipocalin (TaTIL)) and resistance of eight spring wheat cultivars has been determined for the first time. Gene expression has been studied using the RT-PCR method based on the content of transcripts on electrophoregrams. The absence of species-specific responses of two genes, TaNADP-ME2 and W55a, the gene activity of which did not depend on the resistance of cultivars to heat shock and water deficit, has been shown. However, gene expression of two other genes, DHN14 and TaTIL, was genotypically determined and positively correlated with the high resistance of particular cultivars. It has been concluded that the activities of DHN14 and TaTIL are potential molecular markers of heat and drought resistance in spring wheat and, therefore, can be used in transgenic selection technologies to create new phenotypes of agricultural crops that would be better adapted to the environmental conditions.http://kpfu.ru/portal/docs/F1870066515/158_2_est_5.pdfTriticum aestivumvarious cultivars (genotypes)hyperthermiawater deficitstress proteinsgene expression
spellingShingle L.P. Khokhlova
Gene Expression of Stress Proteins and Identification of Molecular Markers of Plant Resistance to High Temperatures and Drought
Učënye Zapiski Kazanskogo Universiteta. Seriâ Estestvennye Nauki
Triticum aestivum
various cultivars (genotypes)
hyperthermia
water deficit
stress proteins
gene expression
title Gene Expression of Stress Proteins and Identification of Molecular Markers of Plant Resistance to High Temperatures and Drought
title_full Gene Expression of Stress Proteins and Identification of Molecular Markers of Plant Resistance to High Temperatures and Drought
title_fullStr Gene Expression of Stress Proteins and Identification of Molecular Markers of Plant Resistance to High Temperatures and Drought
title_full_unstemmed Gene Expression of Stress Proteins and Identification of Molecular Markers of Plant Resistance to High Temperatures and Drought
title_short Gene Expression of Stress Proteins and Identification of Molecular Markers of Plant Resistance to High Temperatures and Drought
title_sort gene expression of stress proteins and identification of molecular markers of plant resistance to high temperatures and drought
topic Triticum aestivum
various cultivars (genotypes)
hyperthermia
water deficit
stress proteins
gene expression
url http://kpfu.ru/portal/docs/F1870066515/158_2_est_5.pdf
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