碳和来源影响了NI-1的Trichoderma atroviride中的寄生反应
Víctor Javier García-Sánchez1, Karina Lizbeth Sánchez-López1, Juana Jazmín Esquivel Méndez1
1Unit for Basic and Applied Microbiology, Faculty of Natural Sciences, Autonomous University of Queretaro, Queretaro 76140, Mexico.
Journal of fungi (Basel, Switzerland)
|October 25, 2024
概括
特里科德玛亚特罗病毒的寄生性是由营养的可用性来调节的. 优选的碳和来源增强了寄生虫基因的表达,使宿主区分真菌和菌体.
科学领域:
- * 菌类学和植物病理学
- * 分子生物学和遗传学
背景情况:
- * 寄生真菌,如Trichoderma物种,利用水解酶来降解宿主细胞壁.
- * 众所周知,Trichoderma中的寄生体基因表达受到首选的碳和来源的抑制.
- *了解营养调节对于利用Trichoderma的生物控制潜力至关重要.
研究的目的:
- * 为了研究不同营养来源对Trichoderma atroviride分离NI-1的寄生活动的影响.
- * 在不同营养条件下分析关键寄生性基因 (细胞氧水解酶,内葡萄糖酶,蛋白酶) 的表达模式.
- * 确定T. atroviride能否区分真菌和菌体宿主,以及营养的可用性如何影响这种相互作用.
主要方法:
- * Trichoderma atroviride分离NI-1在土豆乳糖 (PDA) 和使用各种碳和来源的最小介质上培养.
- *对cbh1,cbh2,bgl3.1,pra1,prb1和ech42基因进行定量基因表达分析.
- *与Phytophthora capsici,Botrytis cinerea和Rhizoctonia solani共同培养NI-1,以观察差异性基因诱导.
主要成果:
- * 在与PDA上的Phytophthora capsici相互作用时,细胞基因水解酶 (cbh1,cbh2),内葡萄糖酶 (bgl3.1) 和蛋白酶 (pra1,prb1) 的基因表达较低.
- * 作为碳源的德克斯特林和葡萄糖,以及作为源的氨,在最小的介质中显著提高了寄生虫基因的表达.
- *特定的基因 (cbh1,cbh2) 被P. capsici独特诱导,表明从远处识别宿主. 其他基因 (pra1, ech42, prb1, bgl3.1) 在与不同病原体接触之前或接触时表现出不同的诱导模式.
结论:
- * 营养素的可用性,特别是碳和来源,显著调节了Trichoderma atroviride的寄生反应.
- * T. atroviride 显示出能够区分菌体 (P. capsici) 和真菌 (B. cinerea,R. solani) 主体的能力.
- *这项研究突出了Trichoderma介导的寄生病中营养信号和宿主识别之间的复杂相互作用.
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