Autoregulation of RCO by Low-Affinity Binding Modulates Cytokinin Action and Shapes Leaf Diversity
0301 basic medicine
Cytokinins
Complex leaves
Arabidopsis
Cytokinin
Evolution, Molecular
03 medical and health sciences
Gene Expression Regulation, Plant
Gene Duplication
cis-regulatory evolution; complex leaves; cytokinin; evo-devo; leaf shape; low-affinity binding sites; plant homeobox gene; RCO; REDUCED COMPLEXITY
Homeostasis
Cis-regulatory evolution
Plant homeobox gene
Plant Proteins
2. Zero hunger
Arabidopsis Proteins
Reduced complexity
Evo-devo
REDUCED COMPLEXITY
15. Life on land
Low-affinity binding sites
Plant Leaves
RCO
Cardamine
Plant homeobox gene; Evo-devo; Low-affinity binding sites; Cis-regulatory evolution; Leaf shape; Complex leaves; Reduced complexity; RCO; Cytokinin
Leaf shape
Transcription Factors
DOI:
10.1016/j.cub.2019.10.040
Publication Date:
2019-11-21T15:48:47Z
AUTHORS (16)
ABSTRACT
Mechanisms through which the evolution of gene regulation causes morphological diversity are largely unclear. The tremendous shape variation among plant leaves offers attractive opportunities to address this question. In cruciferous plants, REDUCED COMPLEXITY (RCO) homeodomain protein evolved via duplication and acquired a novel expression domain that contributed leaf diversity. However, molecular pathways RCO regulates growth unknown. A key question is identify genome-wide transcriptional targets DNA sequences binds. We investigate using Cardamine hirsuta, has complex leaves, its relative Arabidopsis thaliana, simple loss RCO. demonstrate directly genes controlling homeostasis hormone cytokinin repress at base. Elevating signaling in sufficient both transform A. thaliana into ones partially bypass requirement for C. hirsuta development. also as own target gene. represses transcription an array low-affinity binding sites, after duplicated from progenitor sequence. This autorepression required limit expression. Thus, sites created negative autoregulatory loop facilitated by defining fine-tuning activity. summary, we mechanism conflicts between novelty pleiotropy resolved during lead differences species.
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