Qin Yao , Miao He , Jia Chen , Yueying Yang , Xiaoying Li , Yiran Cheng , Dan Long , Jian Zeng , Dandan Wu , Lina Sha , Xing Fan , Houyang Kang , Haiqin Zhang , Yonghong Zhou , Yi Wang
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Here, we found a wheat yellow stripe-like protein 15 (YSL15-6B) governs grain Cd concentration.</div></div><div><h3>Methods</h3><div>The expression pattern, subcellular localization, Cd transport activity and Cd accumulation in mutant and overexpressing lines of wheat YSL15-6B were analyzed.</div></div><div><h3>Results</h3><div><em>TpYSL15-6B</em>, cloned from Dwarf Polish wheat (<em>Triticum polonicum</em> L. 2n = 4x = 28, AABB), was mainly expressed in roots and leaves. Its protein was localized at the endoplasmic reticulum and plasma membrane in protoplast. Expression of <em>TpYSL15</em> in yeast increased Cd concentration under Cd-NA stress. Loss-of-function of <em>TtYSL15-6B</em> in ‘Kronos’ increased Cd uptake, root-to-shoot Cd translocation, and grain Cd concentration. Meanwhile, <em>Ttysl15-6B</em> mutant line exhibited up-regulation of <em>TtNRAMP5</em> and <em>TtHMA2</em>, and down-regulation of <em>TtZIP1</em> when compared with the wide type. 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Wheat YSL15-6B underlies grain cadmium concentration via governing cadmium export
Background
Cadmium (Cd) is a toxic heavy metal for all organisms. Increasing of wheat grain accumulates Cd posing a serious risk to human health. Thus, reducing grain Cd concentration of wheat is urgently required for food security and human health. Here, we found a wheat yellow stripe-like protein 15 (YSL15-6B) governs grain Cd concentration.
Methods
The expression pattern, subcellular localization, Cd transport activity and Cd accumulation in mutant and overexpressing lines of wheat YSL15-6B were analyzed.
Results
TpYSL15-6B, cloned from Dwarf Polish wheat (Triticum polonicum L. 2n = 4x = 28, AABB), was mainly expressed in roots and leaves. Its protein was localized at the endoplasmic reticulum and plasma membrane in protoplast. Expression of TpYSL15 in yeast increased Cd concentration under Cd-NA stress. Loss-of-function of TtYSL15-6B in ‘Kronos’ increased Cd uptake, root-to-shoot Cd translocation, and grain Cd concentration. Meanwhile, Ttysl15-6B mutant line exhibited up-regulation of TtNRAMP5 and TtHMA2, and down-regulation of TtZIP1 when compared with the wide type. Overexpression of TpYSL15-6B in rice caused Cd exporting from roots, and limited root-to-shoot Cd translocation and grain Cd concentration. TpYSL15-6B-overexpressing lines showed up-regulation of OsZIP1 and OsABCG36, and down-regulation of OsIRT1 and OsNRAMP2 when compared with the wide type ZH11.
Conclusion
wheat YSL15-6B governs Cd export from plant. These results provide a new gene and insight for limiting grain Cd concentration in wheat and the physiological pathway of Cd transport.
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