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ChIP-seq of a transcriptional regulator AtSDR4L

ABSTRACT: Repression of embryonic traits during the seed-to-seedling phase transition requires the inactivation of master transcription factors associated with embryogenesis. How the timing of such inactivation is controlled is unclear. Here, we report on a novel transcriptional co-repressor, Arabidopsis thaliana SDR4L, that forms a feedback inhibition loop with the master transcription factors LEC1 and ABI3 to repress post-germinative embryonic traits. LEC1 and ABI3 regulate their own expression by inducing AtSDR4L during mid- to late embryogenesis. AtSDR4L directly binds to the promoter of LEC1. Atsdr4l mutant seedlings phenocopy the LEC1 overexpressors, and their embryonic traits could be partially rescued by impairing LEC1 or ABI3. The penetrance and expressivity of the Atsdr4l phenotypes depend on both developmental and external cues, demonstrating the broad regulatory potential offered by AtSDR4L during the seed-to-seedling phase transition.

ORGANISM(S): Arabidopsis thaliana

PROVIDER: GSE185388 | GEO | 2022/09/21

REPOSITORIES: GEO

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