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MYB Transcription Repressors Regulate Plant Secondary Metabolism

كابتات النسخ Myb تنظم عملية التمثيل الغذائي الثانوي للنباتات
Authors: Cheng Chen; Kaixuan Zhang; Muhammad Khurshid; Li Jinbo; Ming He; Milen I. Georgiev; Xinquan Zhang; +1 Authors

MYB Transcription Repressors Regulate Plant Secondary Metabolism

Abstract

Les facteurs de transcription MYB (TF) appartiennent à l'une des plus grandes et importantes familles de gènes, qui régulent le développement dans des conditions environnementales changeantes, le métabolisme primaire et secondaire et la réponse des plantes aux stress (stress biotique et abiotique). les répresseurs MYB ont un domaine N-terminal conservé comme les autres TF MYB, mais le domaine C-terminal les rend structurellement et fonctionnellement différents des autres. les répresseurs MYB possèdent généralement certains motifs répressifs, tels que EAR (motif de répression amphiphile associé au facteur de liaison de l'élément sensible à l'éthylène), SID (motif d'interaction de la protéine sensible à l'ABA et à la sécheresse 2) et TLLLFR, qui contribuent à leur fonction de répression par le biais d'une variété de mécanismes de régulation complexes. Dans cette revue, nous résumons les développements récents dans la recherche sur les répresseurs MYB et suggérons des orientations pour les recherches futures.

Los factores de transcripción (FT) de MYB pertenecen a una de las familias de genes más grandes e importantes, que regulan el desarrollo en condiciones ambientales cambiantes, el metabolismo primario y secundario y la respuesta de las plantas al estrés (estrés biótico y abiótico). Los represores MYB tienen un dominio N-terminal conservado como otros MYB TF, pero el dominio C-terminal los hace estructural y funcionalmente diferentes del resto. Los represores MYB generalmente poseen algunos motivos represivos, como EAR (motivo de represión anfifílica asociado al factor de unión al elemento sensible al etileno), SID (motivo de interacción de proteínas ABA y Drought 2) y motivos TLLLFR, que contribuyen a su función de represión a través de una variedad de mecanismos reguladores complejos. En esta revisión, resumimos los desarrollos recientes en la investigación de LOS represores MYB y sugerimos direcciones para futuras investigaciones.

MYB transcription factors (TFs) belong to one of the largest and important gene families, which regulate development under changing environmental conditions, primary and secondary metabolism, and plant response to stresses (biotic and abiotic stresses). MYB repressors have a conserved N-terminal domain like other MYB TFs, but the C-terminal domain makes them structurally and functionally different from the rest. MYB repressors usually possess some repressive motifs, such as EAR (ethylene-responsive element binding factor-associated amphiphilic repression motif), SID (Sensitive to ABA and Drought 2 protein interact motif), and TLLLFR motifs, which contribute to their repression function through a variety of complex regulatory mechanisms. In this review, we summarize recent developments in research of MYB repressors and suggest directions to future research.

تنتمي عوامل نسخ Myb (TFs) إلى واحدة من أكبر وأهم عائلات الجينات، والتي تنظم التطور في ظل الظروف البيئية المتغيرة، والتمثيل الغذائي الأولي والثانوي، واستجابة النبات للضغوط (الضغوط الحيوية واللاأحيائية). تحتوي مثبطات MYB على مجال N - terminal محفوظ مثل TFs MYB الأخرى، لكن مجال C - terminal يجعلها مختلفة هيكلياً ووظيفياً عن البقية. عادة ما تمتلك مثبطات MYB بعض الزخارف القمعية، مثل EAR (زخرفة القمع الأمافيلي المرتبط بعامل ارتباط العناصر المستجيبة للإيثيلين)، SID (زخرفة تفاعل البروتين الحساس لـ ABA و Drought 2)، وزخارف TLLFR، التي تساهم في وظيفة القمع من خلال مجموعة متنوعة من الآليات التنظيمية المعقدة. في هذه المراجعة، نلخص التطورات الأخيرة في البحث عن مثبطات MYB ونقترح اتجاهات للبحث المستقبلي.

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Cell biology, Arabidopsis, MYB, Plant Science, Gene, Molecular Mechanisms of Plant Development and Regulation, Agricultural and Biological Sciences, Computational biology, Biochemistry, Genetics and Molecular Biology, Genetics, Molecular Responses to Abiotic Stress in Plants, Molecular Biology, Biology, Molecular Mechanisms of Flavonoid Biosynthesis in Plants, Mutant, Life Sciences, FOS: Biological sciences, Psychological repression, WRKY protein domain, Repressor, Gene expression, Transcription factor, Transcription Factors

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