Recent Advances in 14-3-3 Proteins and Their Functions in Plant

doi:10.13560/j.cnki.biotech.bull.1985.2023-1091

Abstract

Abstract:

14-3-3 proteins are a highly conserved family of acidic proteins encoded by different genes in eukaryotic organisms. After interacting with the target proteins through the phosphorylation sites, 14-3-3 proteins influence the stability, subcellular localization, or interactions with other proteins of the target protein, thereby regulating its function. Various isoforms of 14-3-3 proteins have been found in different species, and these isoforms influence the processes such as plant growth and development. In this review, we summarize the type, subcellular localization, and expression patterns of 14-3-3 proteins in plants, with a specific focus on the functions of 14-3-3 proteins in plant hormone signaling, growth and development, and stress response. The aim of this review is to provide a theoretical foundation for further systematic research on 14-3-3 proteins.

Key words: 14-3-3 proteins, hormone signaling, growth and development, stress response

CHEN Ying-ying, WU Ding-jie, LIU Yuan, ZHANG Hang, LIU Yan-jiao, WANG Jing-yu, LI Rui-li. Recent Advances in 14-3-3 Proteins and Their Functions in Plant[J]. Biotechnology Bulletin, 2024, 40(4): 12-22.

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植物生长Plant growth	物种Species	名称Name	功能Function	参考文献Reference
营养生长	拟南芥	14-3- 3μ	突变后抑制根的伸长并促进根部叶绿体积累	[33]
	拟南芥	14-3-3λ/κ	正调控光形态建成	[34]
	拟南芥	14-3-3λ/κ	双突变体的叶片衰老延迟	[35]
	拟南芥	14-3-3λ	突变体在黑暗中有更长的黄化下胚轴	[36]
	番茄	TFT6	参与蓝光诱导脱黄化	[37]
	拟南芥	14-3-3ε	参与向光性生长	[38]
	拟南芥	14-3-3Ω	影响下胚轴的向光弯曲	[39]
生殖生长	水稻	GF14c	诱导植物成花转变	[40-41]
	芒果	MiGF6A/6B	促进开花	[42]
	棉花	GhGRF3/6/9/15	抑制开花	[44]
	棉花	GhGRF14	促进开花	[44]
	梭梭	HaFT-1	促进种子萌发	[45]
	拟南芥	14-3-3λ/κ	增加种子含油量	[46]
	水稻	GF14f	负调控籽粒灌浆过程	[47]

植物生长Plant growth	物种Species	名称Name	功能Function	参考文献Reference
营养生长	拟南芥	14-3- 3μ	突变后抑制根的伸长并促进根部叶绿体积累	[33]
	拟南芥	14-3-3λ/κ	正调控光形态建成	[34]
	拟南芥	14-3-3λ/κ	双突变体的叶片衰老延迟	[35]
	拟南芥	14-3-3λ	突变体在黑暗中有更长的黄化下胚轴	[36]
	番茄	TFT6	参与蓝光诱导脱黄化	[37]
	拟南芥	14-3-3ε	参与向光性生长	[38]
	拟南芥	14-3-3Ω	影响下胚轴的向光弯曲	[39]
生殖生长	水稻	GF14c	诱导植物成花转变	[40-41]
	芒果	MiGF6A/6B	促进开花	[42]
	棉花	GhGRF3/6/9/15	抑制开花	[44]
	棉花	GhGRF14	促进开花	[44]
	梭梭	HaFT-1	促进种子萌发	[45]
	拟南芥	14-3-3λ/κ	增加种子含油量	[46]
	水稻	GF14f	负调控籽粒灌浆过程	[47]