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MOLECULAR & CELLULAR PROTEOMICS
卷 16, 期 3, 页码 485-501出版社
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DOI: 10.1074/mcp.M116.059436
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- Spanish Ministry of Economy and Competitiveness (MINECO) [AGL2011-27904, AGL2014-54995-P]
- FPU (Ministry of Education, Spain) [AP2010-5857]
- Severo Ochoa(Gobierno del Principado de Asturias, Spain) [BP11117]
- Ramon y Cajal (MINECO) [RYC-2014-14981]
- Juan de la Cierva Programmes [JCI-2012-12444]
Globally expected changes in environmental conditions, especially the increase of UV irradiation, necessitate extending our knowledge of the mechanisms mediating tree species adaptation to this stress. This is crucial for designing new strategies to maintain future forest productivity. Studies focused on environmentally realistic dosages of UV irradiation in forest species are scarce. Pinus spp. are commercially relevant trees and not much is known about their adaptation to UV. In this work, UV treatment and recovery of Pinus radiata plants with dosages mimicking future scenarios, based on current models of UV radiation, were performed in a time-dependent manner. The combined metabolome and proteome analysis were complemented with measurements of + physiological parameters and gene expression. Sparse PLS analysis revealed complex molecular interaction networks of molecular and physiological data. Early responses prevented phototoxicity by reducing photosystem activity and the electron transfer chain together with the accumulation of photoprotectors and photorespiration. Apart from the reduction in photosynthesis as consequence of the direct UV damage on the photosystems, the primary metabolism was rearranged to deal with the oxidative stress while minimizing ROS production. New protein kinases and proteases related to signaling, coordination, and regulation of UV stress responses were revealed. All these processes demonstrate a complex molecular interaction network extending the current knowledge on UV-stress adaptation in pine.
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