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Comparative expression of Cbf genes in the Triticeae under different acclimation induction temperatures.


ABSTRACT: In plants, the C-repeat binding factors (Cbfs) are believed to regulate low-temperature (LT) tolerance. However, most functional studies of Cbfs have focused on characterizing expression after an LT shock and have not quantified differences associated with variable temperature induction or the rate of response to LT treatment. In the Triticeae, rye (Secale cereale L.) is one of the most LT-tolerant species, and is an excellent model to study and compare Cbf LT induction and expression profiles. Here, we report the isolation of rye Cbf genes (ScCbfs) and compare their expression levels in spring- and winter-habit rye cultivars and their orthologs in two winter-habit wheat (Triticum aestivum L.) and barley (Hordeum vulgare L.) cultivars. Eleven ScCbfs were isolated spanning all four major phylogenetic groups. Nine of the ScCbfs mapped to 5RL and one to chromosome 2R. Cbf expression levels were variable, with stronger expression in winter- versus spring-habit rye cultivars but no clear relationship with cultivar differences in LT, down-stream cold-regulated gene expression and Cbf expression were detected. Some Cbfs were expressed only at warmer acclimation temperatures in all three species and their expression was repressed at the end of an 8-h dark period at warmer temperatures, which may reflect a temperature-dependent, light-regulated diurnal response. Our work indicates that Cbf expression is regulated by complex genotype by time by induction-temperature interactions, emphasizing that sample timing, induction-temperature and light-related factors must receive greater consideration in future studies involving functional characterization of LT-induced genes in cereals.

SUBMITTER: Campoli C 

PROVIDER: S-EPMC2757611 | biostudies-literature | 2009 Aug

REPOSITORIES: biostudies-literature

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Comparative expression of Cbf genes in the Triticeae under different acclimation induction temperatures.

Campoli Chiara C   Matus-Cádiz Maria A MA   Pozniak Curtis J CJ   Cattivelli Luigi L   Fowler D Brian DB  

Molecular genetics and genomics : MGG 20090507 2


In plants, the C-repeat binding factors (Cbfs) are believed to regulate low-temperature (LT) tolerance. However, most functional studies of Cbfs have focused on characterizing expression after an LT shock and have not quantified differences associated with variable temperature induction or the rate of response to LT treatment. In the Triticeae, rye (Secale cereale L.) is one of the most LT-tolerant species, and is an excellent model to study and compare Cbf LT induction and expression profiles.  ...[more]

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