Paper · 2010

Reactive oxygen species and cytosolic free calcium in the process of wheat resistance to stripe rust.

Long ShuSheng; Cao YuanLin; Kang Zhen-sheng

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Abstract

To understand the role of reactive oxygen species(ROS) and cytosolic free calcium in plant defense responses to pathogen infection,changes of ROS,activities of superoxide dismutase(SOD),peroxidase(POD) and ascorbate peroxidase(APX),the enzymes known to detoxify ROS in plant,permeability of cell plasma membrane and concertration changes of cytosolic free calcium were investigated in the incompatible and compatible interaction systems,Lovrin13/CY25 and Lovrin13/CY29,respectively.The time course of ROS detected by ESR showed that two peaks of ROS production were observed in leaves inoculated with avirulent or incompatible rust strain CY25.The first peak occurred on the second day whereas the second peak was on the fifth day after inoculation.However,only one single peak of ROS production was observed in leaves on the sixth day after inoculation with virulent or compatible strain CY29.HR occurred in the incompatible inte-raction system was associated only with the early oxidative burst of ROS.This implicated that early oxidative burst could mediate the occurrence of HR.Accompanied with a big amount of ROS production in the infected wheat leaves at late oxidative burst period,plasma membrane was damaged,cell substances leaked out and the cell died soon.The results indicated that strong ROS could cause cell death.According to the activity changes of SOD,CAT and APX at the two periods of oxidative burst,the main component of ROS was H_2O_2 at the early period in incompatible interaction and O-·_2 and H_2O_2 at the late period in both incompatible and compatible interactions.This suggested that H_2O_2 was the signaling substance in HR of wheat to avirulent or incompati-ble rust strains,whereas O-·_2 was responsible for cell death.Detecting of cytosolic free calcium in wheat leaves inoculated with stripe rust through laser scanning confocal microscope(LSCM) showed that the occurrence of HR was associated with an increase of _cyt in cellular matrix.Decline of _cyt in cellular matrix could delay the occurrence of HR.It implied that increase in cytosolic calcium was necessary for hypersensitive cell death,and Ca2+ was involved in pathogen defense processes as a vital intracellular second messenger.

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Observationobservedoriginal resultmeasured

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Incompatible CY25 inoculation produced two ROS peaks on days two and five.

Interactor
rust strain CY25e0pathogen
Outcome
two peaks of ROS productione0
Qualifier
second day whereas the second peak was on the fifth daye0

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“two peaks of ROS production were observed in leaves inoculated with avirulent or incompatible rust strain CY25.The first peak occurred on the second day whereas the second peak was on the fifth day after inoculation”

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“wheat”

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Observationobservedoriginal resultmeasured

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Compatible CY29 inoculation produced one ROS peak on day six.

Interactor
strain CY29e0pathogen
Outcome
one single peak of ROS productione0
Qualifier
sixth daye0

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“only one single peak of ROS production was observed in leaves on the sixth day after inoculation with virulent or compatible strain CY29”

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“wheat”

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Associationobservedoriginal resultmeasured

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Hypersensitive reaction in the incompatible interaction was associated with the early ROS burst.

Outcome
HRe0
Qualifier
early oxidative burst of ROSe0

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“HR occurred in the incompatible inte-raction system was associated only with the early oxidative burst of ROS”

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“wheat”

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Mechanismauthor interpretationoriginal resultmeasured

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The authors inferred that an early oxidative burst could mediate hypersensitive reaction.

Outcome
occurrence of HRe0
Qualifier
early oxidative burste0

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“early oxidative burst could mediate the occurrence of HR”

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“wheat”

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Observationobservedoriginal resultnegativemeasured

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Late ROS production in infected wheat leaves accompanied membrane damage, leakage and cell death.

Outcome
plasma membrane was damaged,cell substances leaked out and the cell died soone0
Qualifier
late oxidative burst periode0

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“Accompanied with a big amount of ROS production in the infected wheat leaves at late oxidative burst period,plasma membrane was damaged,cell substances leaked out and the cell died soon”

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Mechanismauthor interpretationoriginal resultnegativemeasured

Claim · model-written summary

The authors inferred that strong ROS could cause cell death.

Outcome
cell deathe0
Qualifier
strong ROSe0

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“strong ROS could cause cell death”

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“wheat”

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Observationobservedoriginal resultmeasured

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Enzyme activity changes indicated H_2O_2 was the main early ROS component in incompatible interaction.

Outcome
main component of ROS was H_2O_2e0
Qualifier
early period in incompatible interactione0

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“the main component of ROS was H_2O_2 at the early period in incompatible interaction”

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“wheat”

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Observationobservedoriginal resultmeasured

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Enzyme activity changes indicated O-·_2 and H_2O_2 were late ROS components in both interaction types.

Outcome
O-·_2 and H_2O_2e0
Qualifier
late period in both incompatible and compatible interactionse0

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“O-·_2 and H_2O_2 at the late period in both incompatible and compatible interactions”

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“wheat”

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Mechanismauthor interpretationoriginal resultmeasured

Claim · model-written summary

The authors suggested H_2O_2 signals hypersensitive reaction to avirulent rust strains.

Interactor
rust strainse0pathogen
Outcome
HRe0
Qualifier
H_2O_2 was the signaling substancee0

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“H_2O_2 was the signaling substance in HR of wheat to avirulent or incompati-ble rust strains”

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Mechanismauthor interpretationoriginal resultnegativemeasured

Claim · model-written summary

The authors suggested O-·_2 was responsible for cell death.

Outcome
cell deathe0
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O-·_2e0

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“O-·_2 was responsible for cell death”

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“wheat”

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Associationobservedoriginal resultmeasured

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Hypersensitive reaction was associated with increased cytosolic calcium in the cellular matrix.

Interactor
stripe ruste1pathogen
Compound
cytosolic free calciume1
Outcome
occurrence of HRe0
Direction
increasee0

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“the occurrence of HR was associated with an increase of _cyt in cellular matrix”

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“cytosolic free calcium in wheat leaves inoculated with stripe rust”

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Associationauthor interpretationoriginal resultmeasured

Claim · model-written summary

Declining cytosolic calcium could delay hypersensitive reaction.

Interactor
stripe ruste1pathogen
Compound
cytosolic free calciume1
Outcome
occurrence of HRe0
Direction
delaye0

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“Decline of _cyt in cellular matrix could delay the occurrence of HR”

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“cytosolic free calcium in wheat leaves inoculated with stripe rust”

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Mechanismauthor interpretationoriginal resultmeasured

Claim · model-written summary

The authors inferred that increased cytosolic calcium is necessary for hypersensitive cell death and serves as a defense messenger.

Compound
cytosolic calciume0
Outcome
hypersensitive cell deathe0
Qualifier
vital intracellular second messengere0

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“increase in cytosolic calcium was necessary for hypersensitive cell death,and Ca2+ was involved in pathogen defense processes as a vital intracellular second messenger”

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“wheat”

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