Hongsheng Gao , Hongying Wang , BoHui Yu , Xueting Wang , Pan Guo , Shiyang Li , Jieshan Cheng , Chunyan Yu , Hongxia Zhang
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Heterologous expression of <em>VvCNGC14</em> in <em>Arabidopsis cngc18</em> mutant restored silique length, seed size, and seed weight to near wild-type levels, supporting a role in silique and seed development. Phylogenetic analysis revealed that <em>VvCNGC14</em> and <em>VvCNGC20</em> were closely related due to a segmental duplication event. Protein interaction network prediction identified a number of VvCNGC14-interacting proteins, including CDPK family members. GO analysis of predicted protein interaction highlighted enrichment in calcium-dependent protein kinase activity, protein autophosphorylation, adenyl ribonucleotide binding, and gibberellin 3-beta-dioxygenase activity. Expression analysis indicated strong pollen-specific expression of <em>VvCDPK7</em>, <em>VvCDPK8</em> and <em>VvCDPK16</em>, suggesting potential regulatory associations between <em>VvCNGC14</em> and these genes. Furthermore, salt and cold conditions elicited robust <em>VvCNGC2</em>/<em>7</em> induction (qRT-PCR), aligning with stress-responsive promoter motifs. 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Genome-wide analysis of CNGC genes in grapevine (Vitis vinifera L.) and functional characterization of VvCNGC14 in silique development in Arabidopsis
The cyclic nucleotide-gated channels (CNGCs) play a central role in calcium uptake. However, their accurate functions in the growth and response to biological stress in woody plants are still largely unknown. In this study, 22 VvCNGC genes were identified in the grapevine genome using BLAST and HMMER. Genome-wide association study (GWAS) analysis revealed a locus near VvCNGC14 associated with bunch weight and showing a suggestive trend with fertility. Further expression analysis showed that VvCNGC14 was highly expressed in floral organ, particularly pollen. Heterologous expression of VvCNGC14 in Arabidopsis cngc18 mutant restored silique length, seed size, and seed weight to near wild-type levels, supporting a role in silique and seed development. Phylogenetic analysis revealed that VvCNGC14 and VvCNGC20 were closely related due to a segmental duplication event. Protein interaction network prediction identified a number of VvCNGC14-interacting proteins, including CDPK family members. GO analysis of predicted protein interaction highlighted enrichment in calcium-dependent protein kinase activity, protein autophosphorylation, adenyl ribonucleotide binding, and gibberellin 3-beta-dioxygenase activity. Expression analysis indicated strong pollen-specific expression of VvCDPK7, VvCDPK8 and VvCDPK16, suggesting potential regulatory associations between VvCNGC14 and these genes. Furthermore, salt and cold conditions elicited robust VvCNGC2/7 induction (qRT-PCR), aligning with stress-responsive promoter motifs. Together, these findings highlight roles of CNGCs in development and abiotic-stress responses.
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