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Project description:Drought stress response involves vigorous reprogramming of transcriptome while the mechanism modulating this process remains elusive. The role of 3D-genome in the regulation of rice development has recently been unveiled in rice, which exhibited characteristics distinct from that in mammals and other plants. However, the relationship between spatial chromosome organization and drought responsive gene reprogramming is still poorly understood. In this study, we identified H3K9ac as an efficient histone mark that response dynamically to drought stress in rice and re-constructed high-resolution 3D genome contact maps based on these sites under the normal, drought, and recovery conditions. We discovered significant decondensation of chromatin contacts with over 10000 chromatin loops lost upon drought stress treatment while the recovery of 3D genome was limited after 4-day’s re-watering. We identified dominate promoter-promoter interacting (PPI) loops under each condition and identified their significant correlations to altered gene expressions in response to the corresponding condition. Based on the relative contact intensities of the PPI connections, we characterized super-promoter regions that integrate closer connections of genes with more vigorous inductions to condition shifts. Especially, about 75% of the drought stress-dominate PPI loops were associated to the binding by a well-defined drought stress-responsive transcription factor, OsbZIP23. The mutation of OsbZIP23 led to the diffuse of over 80% DS-dominate PPI loops and impaired the expression of the connected genes. As a case study, we showed how OsbZIP23 binding to a super-promoter region can integrate the PPI loop formation and transcriptional activation of four function-vital dehydrin genes upon drought stress. Our results shed light on the mechanisms of 3D genome dynamic in response to water supply variations in rice and highlight the role of OsbZIP23 in the regulation of chromatin loop formation under drought stress.
2024-09-19 | GSE242459 | GEO
Project description:Drought stress response involves vigorous reprogramming of transcriptome while the mechanism modulating this process remains elusive. The role of 3D-genome in the regulation of rice development has recently been unveiled in rice, which exhibited characteristics distinct from that in mammals and other plants. However, the relationship between spatial chromosome organization and drought responsive gene reprogramming is still poorly understood. In this study, we identified H3K9ac as an efficient histone mark that response dynamically to drought stress in rice and re-constructed high-resolution 3D genome contact maps based on these sites under the normal, drought, and recovery conditions. We discovered significant decondensation of chromatin contacts with over 10000 chromatin loops lost upon drought stress treatment while the recovery of 3D genome was limited after 4-day’s re-watering. We identified dominate promoter-promoter interacting (PPI) loops under each condition and identified their significant correlations to altered gene expressions in response to the corresponding condition. Based on the relative contact intensities of the PPI connections, we characterized super-promoter regions that integrate closer connections of genes with more vigorous inductions to condition shifts. Especially, about 75% of the drought stress-dominate PPI loops were associated to the binding by a well-defined drought stress-responsive transcription factor, OsbZIP23. The mutation of OsbZIP23 led to the diffuse of over 80% DS-dominate PPI loops and impaired the expression of the connected genes. As a case study, we showed how OsbZIP23 binding to a super-promoter region can integrate the PPI loop formation and transcriptional activation of four function-vital dehydrin genes upon drought stress. Our results shed light on the mechanisms of 3D genome dynamic in response to water supply variations in rice and highlight the role of OsbZIP23 in the regulation of chromatin loop formation under drought stress.
2024-09-19 | GSE242455 | GEO
Project description:Drought stress response involves vigorous reprogramming of transcriptome while the mechanism modulating this process remains elusive. The role of 3D-genome in the regulation of rice development has recently been unveiled in rice, which exhibited characteristics distinct from that in mammals and other plants. However, the relationship between spatial chromosome organization and drought responsive gene reprogramming is still poorly understood. In this study, we identified H3K9ac as an efficient histone mark that response dynamically to drought stress in rice and re-constructed high-resolution 3D genome contact maps based on these sites under the normal, drought, and recovery conditions. We discovered significant decondensation of chromatin contacts with over 10000 chromatin loops lost upon drought stress treatment while the recovery of 3D genome was limited after 4-day’s re-watering. We identified dominate promoter-promoter interacting (PPI) loops under each condition and identified their significant correlations to altered gene expressions in response to the corresponding condition. Based on the relative contact intensities of the PPI connections, we characterized super-promoter regions that integrate closer connections of genes with more vigorous inductions to condition shifts. Especially, about 75% of the drought stress-dominate PPI loops were associated to the binding by a well-defined drought stress-responsive transcription factor, OsbZIP23. The mutation of OsbZIP23 led to the diffuse of over 80% DS-dominate PPI loops and impaired the expression of the connected genes. As a case study, we showed how OsbZIP23 binding to a super-promoter region can integrate the PPI loop formation and transcriptional activation of four function-vital dehydrin genes upon drought stress. Our results shed light on the mechanisms of 3D genome dynamic in response to water supply variations in rice and highlight the role of OsbZIP23 in the regulation of chromatin loop formation under drought stress.
2024-09-19 | GSE242453 | GEO
Project description:H3K9ac-marked three-dimensional genome dynamics in rice under drought stress
| PRJNA1013502 | ENA
Project description:H3K9ac-marked three-dimensional genome dynamics in rice under drought stress [ChIA-PET]
| PRJNA1013509 | ENA
Project description:H3K9ac-marked three-dimensional genome dynamics in rice under drought stress [ChIP-Seq]
| PRJNA1013508 | ENA
Project description:H3K9ac-marked three-dimensional genome dynamics in rice under drought stress [RNA-Seq]
| PRJNA1013512 | ENA
Project description:Crop yield stability requires an attenuation of the reduction of yield losses caused by environmental stresses such as drought. Using a combination of metabolomics and high-throughput colorimetric assays, we analysed central metabolism and oxidative stress status in the flag leaf of 292 indica rice (Oryza sativa) accessions. Plants were grown in the field and were, at the reproductive stage, exposed to either well-watered or drought conditions to identify the metabolic processes associated with drought-induced grain yield loss. Photorespiration, protein degradation, and nitrogen recycling were the main processes involved in the drought-induced leaf metabolic reprogramming. Molecular markers of drought tolerance and sensitivity in terms of grain yield were identified using a multivariate model based on the values of the metabolites and enzyme activities across the population. The model highlights the central role of the ascorbate-glutathione cycle, particularly dehydroascorbate reductase, in minimizing drought-induced grain yield loss. In contrast, malondialdehyde was an accurate biomarker for grain yield loss, suggesting that drought-induced lipid peroxidation is the major constraint under these conditions. These findings highlight new breeding targets for improved rice grain yield stability under drought.
| S-EPMC6946010 | biostudies-literature
Project description:A selection of 21 rice cultivars (Oryza sativa L. ssp. indica and japonica) was characterized under moderate long-term drought stress by comprehensive physiological analyses and determination of the contents of polyamines and selected metabolites directly related to polyamine metabolism. To investigate the potential regulation of polyamine biosynthesis at the transcriptional level, the expression of 21 genes encoding enzymes involved in these pathways were analyzed by qRT-PCR. Analysis of the genomic loci revealed that 11 of these genes were located in drought-related QTL regions, in agreement with a proposed role of polyamine metabolism in rice drought tolerance. The cultivars differed widely in their drought tolerance and parameters such as biomass and photosynthetic quantum yield were significantly affected by drought treatment. Under optimal irrigation free putrescine was the predominant polyamine followed by free spermidine and spermine. When exposed to drought putrescine levels decreased markedly and spermine became predominant in all cultivars. There were no correlations between polyamine contents and drought tolerance. GC-MS analysis revealed drought-induced changes of the levels of ornithine/arginine (substrate), substrates of polyamine synthesis, proline, product of a competing pathway and GABA, a potential degradation product. Gene expression analysis indicated that ADC-dependent polyamine biosynthesis responded much more strongly to drought than the ODC-dependent pathway. Nevertheless the fold change in transcript abundance of ODC1 under drought stress was linearly correlated with the drought tolerance of the cultivars. Combining metabolite and gene expression data, we propose a model of the coordinate adjustment of polyamine biosynthesis for the accumulation of spermine under drought conditions.
| S-EPMC3620119 | biostudies-literature
Project description:Drought is an important environmental factor that severely restricts crop production. The high-affinity nitrate transporter partner protein OsNAR2.1 plays an essential role in nitrate absorption and translocation in rice. Our results suggest that OsNAR2.1 expression is markedly induced by water deficit. After drought stress conditions and irrigation, compared with wild-type (WT), the survival rate was significantly improved in OsNAR2.1 over-expression lines and decreased in OsNAR2.1 RNAi lines. The survival rate of Wuyunjing7 (WYJ), OsNRT2.1 over-expression lines and OsNRT2.3a over-expression lines was not significantly different. Compared with WT, overexpression of OsNAR2.1 could significantly increase nitrogen uptake in rice, and OsNAR2.1 RNAi could significantly reduce nitrogen uptake. Under drought conditions, the expression of OsNAC10, OsSNAC1, OsDREB2a, and OsAP37 was significantly reduced in OsNAR2.1 RNAi lines and increased substantially in OsNAR2.1 over-expression lines. Also, the chlorophyll content, relative water content, photosynthetic rate and water use efficiency were decreased considerably in OsNAR2.1 RNAi lines and increased significantly in OsNAR2.1 over-expression lines under drought conditions. Finally, compared to WT, grain yield increased by about 9.1 and 26.6%, in OsNAR2.1 over-expression lines under full and limited irrigation conditions, respectively. These results indicate that OsNAR2.1 regulates the response to drought stress in rice and increases drought tolerance.
| S-EPMC6393350 | biostudies-literature