The specification of geometric edges by a plant Rab gtpase is an essential cell-patterning principle during organogenesis in Arabidopsis
Plant organogenesis requires control over division planes and anisotropic cell wall growth, which each require spatial patterning of cells. Polyhedral plant cells can display complex patterning in which individual faces are established as biochemically distinct domains by endomembrane trafficking. W...
Autores principales: | , , , , , , , , , , , |
---|---|
Formato: | Journal article |
Publicado: |
Cell Press
2016
|
_version_ | 1826284773195120640 |
---|---|
author | Kirchhelle, C Chow, C Foucart, C Neto, H Stierhof, Y Kalde, M Walton, C Fricker, M Smith, R Jérusalem, A Irani, N Moore, I |
author_facet | Kirchhelle, C Chow, C Foucart, C Neto, H Stierhof, Y Kalde, M Walton, C Fricker, M Smith, R Jérusalem, A Irani, N Moore, I |
author_sort | Kirchhelle, C |
collection | OXFORD |
description | Plant organogenesis requires control over division planes and anisotropic cell wall growth, which each require spatial patterning of cells. Polyhedral plant cells can display complex patterning in which individual faces are established as biochemically distinct domains by endomembrane trafficking. We now show that, during organogenesis, the Arabidopsis endomembrane system specifies an important additional cellular spatial domain: the geometric edges. Previously unidentified membrane vesicles lying immediately beneath the plasma membrane at cell edges were revealed through localization of RAB-A5c, a plant GTPase of the Rab family of membrane-trafficking regulators. Specific inhibition of RAB-A5c activity grossly perturbed cell geometry in developing lateral organs by interfering independently with growth anisotropy and cytokinesis without disrupting default membrane trafficking. The initial loss of normal cell geometry can be explained by a failure to maintain wall stiffness specifically at geometric edges. RAB-A5c thus meets a requirement to specify this cellular spatial domain during organogenesis. |
first_indexed | 2024-03-07T01:18:53Z |
format | Journal article |
id | oxford-uuid:8fa7f966-741c-4d80-a57b-dd92f9b679f9 |
institution | University of Oxford |
last_indexed | 2024-03-07T01:18:53Z |
publishDate | 2016 |
publisher | Cell Press |
record_format | dspace |
spelling | oxford-uuid:8fa7f966-741c-4d80-a57b-dd92f9b679f92022-03-26T23:05:56ZThe specification of geometric edges by a plant Rab gtpase is an essential cell-patterning principle during organogenesis in ArabidopsisJournal articlehttp://purl.org/coar/resource_type/c_dcae04bcuuid:8fa7f966-741c-4d80-a57b-dd92f9b679f9Symplectic Elements at OxfordCell Press2016Kirchhelle, CChow, CFoucart, CNeto, HStierhof, YKalde, MWalton, CFricker, MSmith, RJérusalem, AIrani, NMoore, IPlant organogenesis requires control over division planes and anisotropic cell wall growth, which each require spatial patterning of cells. Polyhedral plant cells can display complex patterning in which individual faces are established as biochemically distinct domains by endomembrane trafficking. We now show that, during organogenesis, the Arabidopsis endomembrane system specifies an important additional cellular spatial domain: the geometric edges. Previously unidentified membrane vesicles lying immediately beneath the plasma membrane at cell edges were revealed through localization of RAB-A5c, a plant GTPase of the Rab family of membrane-trafficking regulators. Specific inhibition of RAB-A5c activity grossly perturbed cell geometry in developing lateral organs by interfering independently with growth anisotropy and cytokinesis without disrupting default membrane trafficking. The initial loss of normal cell geometry can be explained by a failure to maintain wall stiffness specifically at geometric edges. RAB-A5c thus meets a requirement to specify this cellular spatial domain during organogenesis. |
spellingShingle | Kirchhelle, C Chow, C Foucart, C Neto, H Stierhof, Y Kalde, M Walton, C Fricker, M Smith, R Jérusalem, A Irani, N Moore, I The specification of geometric edges by a plant Rab gtpase is an essential cell-patterning principle during organogenesis in Arabidopsis |
title | The specification of geometric edges by a plant Rab gtpase is an essential cell-patterning principle during organogenesis in Arabidopsis |
title_full | The specification of geometric edges by a plant Rab gtpase is an essential cell-patterning principle during organogenesis in Arabidopsis |
title_fullStr | The specification of geometric edges by a plant Rab gtpase is an essential cell-patterning principle during organogenesis in Arabidopsis |
title_full_unstemmed | The specification of geometric edges by a plant Rab gtpase is an essential cell-patterning principle during organogenesis in Arabidopsis |
title_short | The specification of geometric edges by a plant Rab gtpase is an essential cell-patterning principle during organogenesis in Arabidopsis |
title_sort | specification of geometric edges by a plant rab gtpase is an essential cell patterning principle during organogenesis in arabidopsis |
work_keys_str_mv | AT kirchhellec thespecificationofgeometricedgesbyaplantrabgtpaseisanessentialcellpatterningprincipleduringorganogenesisinarabidopsis AT chowc thespecificationofgeometricedgesbyaplantrabgtpaseisanessentialcellpatterningprincipleduringorganogenesisinarabidopsis AT foucartc thespecificationofgeometricedgesbyaplantrabgtpaseisanessentialcellpatterningprincipleduringorganogenesisinarabidopsis AT netoh thespecificationofgeometricedgesbyaplantrabgtpaseisanessentialcellpatterningprincipleduringorganogenesisinarabidopsis AT stierhofy thespecificationofgeometricedgesbyaplantrabgtpaseisanessentialcellpatterningprincipleduringorganogenesisinarabidopsis AT kaldem thespecificationofgeometricedgesbyaplantrabgtpaseisanessentialcellpatterningprincipleduringorganogenesisinarabidopsis AT waltonc thespecificationofgeometricedgesbyaplantrabgtpaseisanessentialcellpatterningprincipleduringorganogenesisinarabidopsis AT frickerm thespecificationofgeometricedgesbyaplantrabgtpaseisanessentialcellpatterningprincipleduringorganogenesisinarabidopsis AT smithr thespecificationofgeometricedgesbyaplantrabgtpaseisanessentialcellpatterningprincipleduringorganogenesisinarabidopsis AT jerusalema thespecificationofgeometricedgesbyaplantrabgtpaseisanessentialcellpatterningprincipleduringorganogenesisinarabidopsis AT iranin thespecificationofgeometricedgesbyaplantrabgtpaseisanessentialcellpatterningprincipleduringorganogenesisinarabidopsis AT moorei thespecificationofgeometricedgesbyaplantrabgtpaseisanessentialcellpatterningprincipleduringorganogenesisinarabidopsis AT kirchhellec specificationofgeometricedgesbyaplantrabgtpaseisanessentialcellpatterningprincipleduringorganogenesisinarabidopsis AT chowc specificationofgeometricedgesbyaplantrabgtpaseisanessentialcellpatterningprincipleduringorganogenesisinarabidopsis AT foucartc specificationofgeometricedgesbyaplantrabgtpaseisanessentialcellpatterningprincipleduringorganogenesisinarabidopsis AT netoh specificationofgeometricedgesbyaplantrabgtpaseisanessentialcellpatterningprincipleduringorganogenesisinarabidopsis AT stierhofy specificationofgeometricedgesbyaplantrabgtpaseisanessentialcellpatterningprincipleduringorganogenesisinarabidopsis AT kaldem specificationofgeometricedgesbyaplantrabgtpaseisanessentialcellpatterningprincipleduringorganogenesisinarabidopsis AT waltonc specificationofgeometricedgesbyaplantrabgtpaseisanessentialcellpatterningprincipleduringorganogenesisinarabidopsis AT frickerm specificationofgeometricedgesbyaplantrabgtpaseisanessentialcellpatterningprincipleduringorganogenesisinarabidopsis AT smithr specificationofgeometricedgesbyaplantrabgtpaseisanessentialcellpatterningprincipleduringorganogenesisinarabidopsis AT jerusalema specificationofgeometricedgesbyaplantrabgtpaseisanessentialcellpatterningprincipleduringorganogenesisinarabidopsis AT iranin specificationofgeometricedgesbyaplantrabgtpaseisanessentialcellpatterningprincipleduringorganogenesisinarabidopsis AT moorei specificationofgeometricedgesbyaplantrabgtpaseisanessentialcellpatterningprincipleduringorganogenesisinarabidopsis |