Paper · 2011 · Proceedings of the National Academy of Sciences

Molecular distinction in genetic regulation of nonphotochemical quenching in rice

Ichiro Kasajima; Kaworu Ebana; Toshio Yamamoto; et al.

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Abstract

Nonphotochemical quenching (NPQ) regulates energy conversion in photosystem II and protects plants from photoinhibition. Here we analyze NPQ capacity in a number of rice cultivars. NPQ was strongly induced under medium and high light intensities in rice leaves. Japonica cultivars generally showed higher NPQ capacities than Indica cultivars when we measured a rice core collection. We mapped NPQ regulator and identified a locus (qNPQ1-2) that seems to be responsible for the difference in NPQ capacity between Indica and Japonica. One of the two rice PsbS homologues (OsPsbS1) was found within the qNPQ1-2 region. PsbS protein was not accumulated in the leaf blade of the mutant harboring transferred DNA insertion in OsPsbS1. NPQ capacity increased as OsPsbS1 expression increased in a series of transgenic lines ectopically expressing OsPsbS1 in an Indica cultivar. Indica cultivars lack a 2.7-kb region at the point 0.4 kb upstream of the OsPsbS1 gene, suggesting evolutionary discrimination of this gene.

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Intervention effectobservedoriginal resultmeasured

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NPQ was strongly induced in rice leaves under medium and high light intensities.

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leavese0
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medium and high light intensitiese0
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NPQe0
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strongly inducede0

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“NPQ was strongly induced under medium and high light intensities in rice leaves”

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Observationobservedoriginal resultmeasured

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In a rice core collection, Japonica cultivars generally showed higher NPQ capacities than Indica cultivars.

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Japonica cultivarse0
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NPQ capacitiese0
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highere0
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Indica cultivarse0

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“Japonica cultivars generally showed higher NPQ capacities than Indica cultivars when we measured a rice core collection”

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Associationauthor interpretationoriginal resultmeasured

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A locus, qNPQ1-2, seems to be responsible for the difference in NPQ capacity between Indica and Japonica rice.

Material
Indica and Japonicae1
Gene
qNPQ1-2e1
Outcome
NPQ capacitye1

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“rice”

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“identified a locus (qNPQ1-2) that seems to be responsible for the difference in NPQ capacity between Indica and Japonica”

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Observationobservedoriginal resultmeasured

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The rice PsbS homologue OsPsbS1 was found within the qNPQ1-2 region.

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OsPsbS1e0
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was found within the qNPQ1-2 regione0

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“One of the two rice PsbS homologues (OsPsbS1) was found within the qNPQ1-2 region”

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Observationobservedoriginal resultnegativemeasured

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PsbS protein did not accumulate in the leaf blade of the mutant with a T-DNA insertion in OsPsbS1.

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mutant harboring transferred DNA insertion in OsPsbS1e1
Organ / stage
leaf bladee1
Gene
PsbS proteine1
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PsbS protein was not accumulatede1

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“rice”

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“PsbS protein was not accumulated in the leaf blade of the mutant harboring transferred DNA insertion in OsPsbS1”

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Associationobservedoriginal resultpositivemeasured

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NPQ capacity increased as OsPsbS1 expression increased in transgenic lines ectopically expressing OsPsbS1 in an Indica cultivar.

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transgenic lines ectopically expressing OsPsbS1 in an Indica cultivare1
Gene
OsPsbS1e1
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NPQ capacitye1
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increasede1

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“rice”

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“NPQ capacity increased as OsPsbS1 expression increased in a series of transgenic lines ectopically expressing OsPsbS1 in an Indica cultivar”

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Observationobservedoriginal resultmeasured

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Indica cultivars lack a 2.7-kb region about 0.4 kb upstream of the OsPsbS1 gene.

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Indica cultivarse1
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OsPsbS1 genee1
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lack a 2.7-kb regione1

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Oryza sativa
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“rice”

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“Indica cultivars lack a 2.7-kb region at the point 0.4 kb upstream of the OsPsbS1 gene”

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