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De novo transcriptome sequencing and analysis of salt-, alkali-, and droughtresponsive genes in Sophora alopecuroides


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- De novo transcriptome sequencing and analysis of salt-, alkali-, and drought-.
- Background: Salinity, alkalinity, and drought stress are the main abiotic stress factors affecting plant growth and development.
- Sophora alopecuroides L., a perennial leguminous herb in the genus Sophora, is a highly salt-tolerant sand-fixing pioneer species distributed mostly in Western Asia and northwestern China.
- The transcriptome of the genes that confer stress-tolerance in this species has not previously been sequenced.
- Based on similarity searches had at least one significant match in the Nr, Nt, Pfam, KOG/COG, Swiss-Prot, and GO databases.
- functionally annotated under salt, alkali, and drought stress, these include MYB, bZIP, NAC and WRKY family.
- DEGs were involved in the hormone signal transduction pathway, biosynthesis of secondary metabolites and antioxidant enzymes.
- this suggests that these pathways or processes may be involved in tolerance towards salt, alkali, and drought stress in S.
- We determined digital expression profile and discovered a broad survey of unigenes associated with salt, alkali, and drought stress which provide genomic resources available for Sophora alopecuroides..
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- According to the Food and Agriculture Organization of the United Nations, more than 400 mil- lion hectares of land on the major continents are af- fected by salt [3].
- Stress- regulatory mechanisms in higher plants have been ana- lyzed by researching many of the genes related to abiotic- stress tolerance at the transcriptional level [11, 12].
- thaliana, about 30% of the transcriptome is considered to be involved in abiotic-stress regulation, and 2409 genes have been iden- tified as being of great importance in drought resistance, salt tolerance, and resistance to cold [27, 28]..
- Sophora alopecuroides L.
- had significant matches in the Nr database (NCBI re- dundant protein Sequences in the Nt database (NCBI nucleotide Sequences), and in the Swiss-Prot database.
- The salt-, alkali-, and drought-treatment samples were examined by GO functional significant enrichment analysis.
- In the biological process, the most enriched categories in salt- and drought-treatment were the bio- synthetic, organic substance biosynthetic, and cellular biosynthetic processes.
- In contrast, in the alkali- treatment samples, the most enrichment occurred in the metabolic process category.
- In the cellular component, the most enrichment occurred in relation to cellular morphology, cell, and intracellular.
- In the molecular function, the most enrichment occurred in relation to structural constituents of ribosome, structural molecule activity, and molecular function (Fig.
- Of the 1673 DEGs sequenced from the salt-treatment samples, 616 were annotated to 61 metabolic pathways (Table S1).
- Of these, 64 up-regulated DEGs were annotated in 25 of the metabolic pathways, and 552 down-regulated genes were annotated in 55 of the metabolic pathways.
- In the process of plant secondary metabolite synthesis, the coenzyme A gene, SaCoA, involved in the phenylpro- panoid biosynthesis pathway (ko00940) and phenylalanine metabolism (ko00360), corresponds to the upregulation of differential genes under salt stress.
- In the study of Zygophyllum spp., it was found that under salt stress conditions, the CoA contents of the salt-tolerant varieties in the control group and the salt-treated group did not differ significantly, whereas the CoA contents of the salt-sensitive varieties decreased sig- nificantly [33].
- In the ABA signaling pathway, SaPYL4–1, SaPYL4–2, SaPYL4–3, SaPYL4–4, and SaPYL5–1 were found to be related to ABA receptors (Table S2).
- This result is consistent with the confirmed relationship between PYL and PP2C in the ABA signaling pathway [34].
- In the signaling pathway of the plant hormone bras- sinolide, a gene SaTCH4 related to xyloglucosyl transfer- ase TCH4 was identified under salt stress.
- This gene is involved in the regulation of cell elongation, which may be related to the suppression of plant growth under salt stress conditions [35]..
- Of the 8142 DEGs sequenced from the alkali-treatment samples, 2644 DEGs were annotated to 118 metabolic Table 2 BLAST analysis of non-redundant unigenes sequenced for Sophora alopecuroides, against public databases.
- pathways in the KEGG database.
- Under alkali stress, the positive regulatory gene SaNPR1 was obtained in the signal transduction path- way.
- The SaNPR1 gene was annotated as a regulatory protein NPR1-like, which is a positive regulatory gene in the salicylic acid signal pathway.
- In the ethylene signaling pathway, 17 genes re- lated to serine/threonine-protein kinase CTR1 were upregulated.
- Six negative regulatory genes were ob- tained in the auxin signaling pathway, including the auxin influx carrier (AUX1 LAX family) gene SaAUX1, and.
- A_ST&CK ” (panel b) the number of DEGs between the alkali treatment and control, and “ DT&CK ” (panel c) the number of DEGs between the drought treatment and control.
- In the gib- berellin signaling pathway, the negatively regulated DELLA protein GAI-like gene SaGAI was obtained, which was mainly involved in plant stem growth and induction of ger- mination.
- In the brassinolide signaling pathway, the nega- tively regulated D3-type cyclin isoform 1 gene, SaCYCD3, was obtained, which was mainly involved in the cell division process.
- The negative regulatory genes we obtained are mainly involved in the growth and development of plants [43–52].
- Furthermore, we obtained two up-regulated genes in the plant secondary metabolite synthesis pathway, namely SaGCDH and SaOMT6.
- These genes are mainly involved in the removal of ROS responding to stress, and thus.
- Of the 17,479 DEGs sequenced from the drought- treatment samples, 6546 DEGs were assigned to 121 metabolic pathways.
- Of the 121 metabolic pathways, one was an- notated to up-regulated DEGs, and 100 contained both up-regulated and down-regulated genes.
- Under drought stress, multiple positively regulated ex- pression genes were obtained in the phytohormone sig- nal transduction pathway and found to participate in the ABA signaling pathway.
- 3 Functional classification of the assembled unigenes for Sophora alopecuroides.
- These genes are mainly involved in the active oxygen scavenging mechan- ism.
- The number of DEGs under saline, alkaline and drought conditions was quite different (Fig.
- The number of DEGs in the drought treatment was 17,479, of which 2036 were upregulated and 15,443 were downregulated..
- In the alkaline treatment 8142 DEGs were obtained, of which 6271 were upregulated and 1871 were downregu- lated.
- The sum of the numbers in each large circle represents the total number of DEGs between combinations.
- The overlapping part of the circles represents DEGs for the treatment combinations.
- SaMYB1 belongs to LHY (K12133) of the circadian rhythm – plant pathway (Ko04712) in the KEGG pathway analysis.
- We speculate that SaMYB14, SaMYB1, SaMYB5, and SaMYBG might also have similar regulatory functions under salt, alkali, and drought stress..
- and Sab- ZIP5, downregulated under both salt and drought stress (Table S2).
- Both SaWRKY27 and SaWRKY33 were upregulated under alkali stress and participated in the plant- pathogen interaction (Ko04626) pathway.
- SaWRKY38 was downregulated under both alkali and drought stress conditions.
- In peanut, 73 differen- tially expressed AhWRKY genes affected by drought stress were obtained through expression pattern analysis of the WRKY gene family [73].
- The overex- pression of the wheat WRKY transcription factor gene TaWRKY13 can significantly improve salt tolerance in rice, indicating that the WRKY transcription factor was a positive factor responding to salt stress [75]..
- We analyzed NAC transcription factors and found that SaNAC2, SaNAC5, and SaNAC25 were upregulated under alkali stress and drought stress (Table S2).
- Through transcriptome analysis of 4 cotton varieties, it was determined that 120 NAC transcription factor genes may be involved in response to salt, alkali and drought stress [77].
- Idenfication of the differentially expressed genes (DEGs) To confirm that the DEGs obtained by Illumina Hiseq 2000 and 2500 platform sequencing were credible, 24 DEGs (13 up-regulated and 11 down-regulated) were ran- domly chosen for qRT-PCR analysis (Fig.
- Sophora alopecuroides (known as ku dou zi in Chinese medicine) is famous for its tolerance to high salinity, al- kalinity and drought.
- alopecuroides under different stress treatments, explored the changes in DEGs and metabolic pathways under salt, alkali, and drought stress, and searched for genes related to abiotic- stress resistance.
- This study focuses on the expression of genes in the roots of Sophora alopecuroides, which has some limitations.
- In the salt and drought treatments, the most abundant DEG types were those involved in bio- synthesis.
- In the alkali treatment, the most abundant DEGs were those involved in metabolic processes.
- By cross-analysis of DEGs obtained under the three treatments, we found that only four of the up-regulated DEGs were shared among the three treatments.
- Under drought treatment the expression of PYL- related genes in the ABA signaling pathway was differ- ent from that under saline-alkali stress.
- In addition, under salt treatment conditions, a down- regulated gene SaTCH4 was identified in the brassinos- teroid biosynthesis pathway, specifically in xyloglucosyl transferase TCH4.
- CTR1 encodes a member of the protein kin- ase Raf family, and down-regulates the ethylene response pathway in A.
- alopecuroides uses different processes to cope with alkali and drought stress.
- Further, this analysis provides a new approach for studying the role of the CTR1 gene in alkali-stress responses in S..
- In the KEGG enrichment path- way sequences, our salt, alkali, and drought treatments all reflected the presence of superoxide dismutase, per- oxidase, and catalase.
- We have identi- fied many candidate functional genes that are involved in multiple salt, alkali, and drought stress tolerance mechanisms, and these should be studied further.
- For the salt, alkali, and drought treatments, 1.2%.
- After 72 h of treatment, the root tissues of the con- trol group and the treatment group were taken, and stored at − 80 °C..
- Then use the 2100 bioanalytical instrument to evaluate the quality of the obtained RNA..
- To verify the reliability of the sequencing results, 24 unigenes were randomly selected for expression analysis.
- To perform qRT-PCR, 20 μL of reaction mixture was placed in a 96-well plate in the StepO- nePlus™ Real-Time PCR System using SYBR Premix Ex Taq™ II kit.
- The expression level of the actin gene (J01298) was used to normalize target gene expression.
- This figure provides the phenotype under salt, alkali and drought treatment (The figures were taken by authors themselves)..
- Statistics of the number of DEGs corresponding to KEGG metabolic pathways.
- Statistics of the number of transcription factors corresponding to each transcription factor family.
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