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紫纹兜兰不同部位的代谢组和转录组联合分析

王家彬1(), 胡玥2, 陈嘉杰1, 王蒙2, 何秀云1, 李之勇2, 李健2, 王美娜2()   

  1. 1.中山市自然保护地管护中心,中山 528400
    2.深圳市兰科植物保护研究中心(全国兰科植物种质资源保护中心) 深圳市濒危兰科植物保护与利用重点实验室 兰科植物保护与利用国家林业和草原局重点实验室,深圳 518114
  • 收稿日期:2025-08-27 出版日期:2026-03-09
  • 通讯作者: 王美娜,女,博士,高级工程师,研究方向 :兰科植物宏基因组学、分类与系统发育学、药用植物学;E-mail: snow-wmn2005@163.com
  • 作者简介:王家彬,男,高级工程师,研究方向 :林业保护;E-mail: 44376283@qq.com
    第一联系人:(王家彬、胡玥并列第一作者)
  • 基金资助:
    深圳市科技计划项目(KCXFZ20211020164200001);2024年中央林业草原生态保护恢复资金(财资环〔2024〕30号);广东中山香山省级自然保护区项目(ZSHY-2022CS022108)

Combined Transcriptomic and Metabolomic Analysis in Different Parts of Paphiopedilum purpuratum

WANG Jia-bin1(), HU Yue2, CHEN Jia-jie1, WANG Meng2, HE Xiu-yun1, LI Zhi-yong2, LI Jian2, WANG Mei-na2()   

  1. 1.Zhongshan Nature Reserve Management Center, Zhongshan 528400
    2.The National Orchid Conservation Center of China and The Orchid Conservation & Research Center of Shenzhen, Shenzhen Key Laboratory for Orchid Conservation and Utilization, and Key Laboratory of National Forestry and Grassland Administration for Orchid Conservation and Utilization, Shenzhen 518114
  • Received:2025-08-27 Published:2026-03-09

摘要:

目的 解析紫纹兜兰(Paphiopedilum purpuratum)不同部位的功能分化机制,通过多组学策略系统揭示其代谢物分布特征、基因表达模式及“代谢‒基因”协同调控网络,为理解该物种环境适应性提供分子基础。 方法 采用非靶向代谢组学(超高效液相色谱‒串联质谱,UHPLC-MS/MS)分析紫纹兜兰叶片(SL)、花(SF)、根(SR)3个不同部位代谢物差异,通过转录组测序分析差异表达基因,并构建其代谢物‒基因共表达网络。 结果 代谢组共鉴定2 164个代谢物(正离子模式1 471个,负离子模式693个),组间差异显著,SL vs. SF(正/负离子模式:499/193种)、SL vs. SR(534/243种)、SF vs. SR(433/187种)。KEGG富集分析显示差异代谢物主要富集在苯丙烷类物质生物合成、类黄酮生物合成、亚油酸等核心代谢通路上。转录组学分析揭示了强烈的组织特异性基因表达:叶片中光合基因(如sqdBDVR)显著上调,花朵中芳香/色素合成基因(如FAHcrtZ)高表达,根部胁迫响应基因(如CCR、GPAT)上调。共表达网络鉴定出关键调控因子,如INO80B(调控黄酮合成)、CCT1(调控萜类代谢)和CCR(参与根部防御)。 结论 紫纹兜兰通过其叶片的光合与抗逆协同、花朵的传粉吸引以及根部的胁迫防御这3个组织特异性的“代谢‒基因”协同调控网络,共同构成了其生态适应性的分子机制。

关键词: 紫纹兜兰, 功能分化, 转录组, 代谢组, 关联分析, 多组学整合, 组织特异性, 协同调控

Abstract:

Objective This study elucidated the functional differentiation mechanism across Paphiopedilum purpuratum tissues and systematically revealed its metabolite distribution characteristics, gene expression patterns, and metabolism-gene co-regulation network through multi-omics strategies, which may provide a molecular basis for understanding species environmental adaptability. Method Non-targeted metabolomic analysis (UHPLC-MS/MS) were used to compare metabolites differences in leaves (SL), flowers (SF), and roots (SR) of P. purpuratum. Transcriptome sequencing was to identify differentially expressed genes, followed by metabolite-gene co-expression network construction. Result The 2 164 metabolites (1 471 positive ion mode, 693 negative ion mode) were identified in metabolomics, with significant inter-group differences: SL vs. SF (499 positive and 193 negative ion mode metabolites), SL vs. SR (534 and 243), SF vs. SR (433 and 187). KEGG enrichment analysis showed differential metabolite enrichment in phenylpropanoid biosynthesis, flavonoid biosynthesis, and linoleic acid metabolism pathways. Transcriptomic analysis revealed profound tissue-specific gene expression: Photosynthetic genes (e.g., sqdB, DVR) were significantly upregulated in the leaves; second, fragrance/pigment synthesis genes (e.g., FAH, crtZ) were highly expressed in the flowers; and third, stress-responsive genes (e.g., CCR, GPAT) were upregulated in the roots. Key regulators were identified via co-expression network analysis: such as INO80B (regulating flavonoid synthesis), CCT1 (regulating terpene metabolism), and CCR (involved in root defense), revealing core metabolite synthesis regulatory mechanisms. Conclusion Integrated metabolomic and transcriptomic analysis demonstrates that P. purpuratum forms its ecological adaptability molecular mechanism through three tissue-specific “metabolism-gene” coordinated regulatory networks: The synergy of photosynthesis and stress resistance in its leaves, the attraction of pollination in its flowers, and the stress defense in its roots.

Key words: Paphiopedilum purpuratum, functional differentiation, transcriptome, metabolome, correlation analysis, multi-omics integration, tissue specificity, coordinated regulation