Research Progress in Histone Demethylase in Plant

doi:10.13560/j.cnki.biotech.bull.1985.2022-0165

Abstract

Abstract:

Histone methylation plays an important role in regulating gene expression in eukaryotic cells. Histone methylation is dynamically regulated by histone methyltransferases（HMTs）and demethylases（HDMs）,among which methylation on lysine residues is the most common. In this paper,the latest research progress of plant histone lysine demethylase is systematically summarized,and its important role and regulation mechanism in the growth and development process of plant flowering time regulation and circadian rhythm regulation,as well as the responses of plants to drought,temperature,pathogenic bacteria and other stresses are expounded. The paper provides reference for further utilization of plant histone lysine demethylase in crop genetic improvement.

Key words: histone modification, histone lysine demethylases, growth and development, stress response

TANG Qian-qian, LIN Chu-yu, TAO Zeng. Research Progress in Histone Demethylase in Plant[J]. Biotechnology Bulletin, 2022, 38(7): 13-22.

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KDM类型 Type of KDM		底物 Substrate	拟南芥/水稻Arab-idopsis/ Oryza sativa
LSD1		H3K4	AtFLD
			AtLDL1
			AtLDL2
			AtLDL3
			OsHDM701
			OsHDM702
			OsHDM703
			OsHDM704
JHDMs	KDM5/JARID1	H3K4	AtJMJ14
			AtJMJ15
			AtJMJ16
			AtJMJ17
			AtJMJ18
			AtJMJ19
			OsJMJ703
			OsJMJ704
			OsJMJ708
	KDM4	H3K9	AtEFL6/AtJMJ11
			AtREF6/AtJMJ12
			AtJMJ13
			OsJMJ701
			OsJMJ702
			OsJMJ705
			OsJMJ706
			OsJMJ707
	KDM3/JHDM2	H3K9	AtJMJ24
			AtIBM1/AtJMJ25
			AtJMJ26
			AtJMJ27
			AtJMJ28
			AtJMJ29
			OsJMJ715
			OsJMJ716
			OsJMJ718
			OsJMJ719
			OsJMJ720
	JmjCdomain-only	H3K36、H3K27	AtJMJ30
			AtJMJ31
			AtJMJ32
			OsJMJ709
			OsJMJ710
			OsJMJ711
			OsJMJ712
			OsJMJ713
			OsJMJ714
			OsJMJ717

KDM类型 Type of KDM		底物 Substrate	拟南芥/水稻Arab-idopsis/ Oryza sativa
LSD1		H3K4	AtFLD
			AtLDL1
			AtLDL2
			AtLDL3
			OsHDM701
			OsHDM702
			OsHDM703
			OsHDM704
JHDMs	KDM5/JARID1	H3K4	AtJMJ14
			AtJMJ15
			AtJMJ16
			AtJMJ17
			AtJMJ18
			AtJMJ19
			OsJMJ703
			OsJMJ704
			OsJMJ708
	KDM4	H3K9	AtEFL6/AtJMJ11
			AtREF6/AtJMJ12
			AtJMJ13
			OsJMJ701
			OsJMJ702
			OsJMJ705
			OsJMJ706
			OsJMJ707
	KDM3/JHDM2	H3K9	AtJMJ24
			AtIBM1/AtJMJ25
			AtJMJ26
			AtJMJ27
			AtJMJ28
			AtJMJ29
			OsJMJ715
			OsJMJ716
			OsJMJ718
			OsJMJ719
			OsJMJ720
	JmjCdomain-only	H3K36、H3K27	AtJMJ30
			AtJMJ31
			AtJMJ32
			OsJMJ709
			OsJMJ710
			OsJMJ711
			OsJMJ712
			OsJMJ713
			OsJMJ714
			OsJMJ717