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Series GSE8380 Query DataSets for GSE8380
Status Public on Jul 02, 2008
Title Rice Gene Network Inferred from Expression Profiling of Plants Overexpressing OsWRKY13
Organism Oryza sativa
Experiment type Expression profiling by array
Summary Accumulating information indicates that plant disease resistance signaling pathway frequently interact with other pathways regulating developmental processes or abiotic stress responses. However, the molecular mechanisms of these types of crosstalk remain poorly understood in most cases. Here we report that OsWRKY13, an activator of rice resistance to both bacterial and fungal pathogens, functions as a convergent point of the crosstalk between pathogen-induced salicylate-dependent defense pathway and at least five other physiological pathways. Genome-wide analysis of the expression profiling of OsWRKY13-overexpressing lines showed that OsWRKY13 directly or indirectly regulates the expression of more than 500 genes, which are potentially involved in different physiological processes according to the classification of Gene Ontology database. Comparing the expression patterns of genes functioning in known pathways or cellular processes upon pathogen infection and the phenotypes between OsWRKY13-overexpressing and susceptible wild-type plants, we find that OsWRKY13 is also regulator of other physiological processes during pathogen infection. OsWRKY13-involved disease resistance pathway synergistically interacts with glutathione/glutaredoxin system and flavonoid biosynthesis pathway via OsWRKY13 to monitor redox homeostasis and may enhance the biosynthesis of antimicrobial flavonoid phytoalexins. Meanwhile, OsWRKY13-invloved disease resistance pathway antagonistically interacts with SNAC1-mediated abiotic-stress defense pathway, JA signaling pathway, and terpenoid metabolism pathway via OsWRKY13 to suppress salt and cold defense responses as well as may retard rice growth and development.
Keywords: abiotic stress, bacterial blight, microarray, Oryza sativa, signal transduction, WRKY transcription factor
 
Overall design To determine the genes directly or indirectly regulated by OsWRKY13 genome-widely, we performed the microarray analysis using the Affymetrix Genechip Rice Genome Array containing total 57381 probe sets. Two independent OsWRKY13-overexpressing rice lines, D11UM 1-1 and D11UM 7-2 (Qiu et al., 2007), and wild-type Mudanjiang 8, which was susceptible to Xoo and M. grisea, were used for the analyses.The experiment was repeated three times.
 
Contributor(s) Qiu D, Xiao J, Xie W, Liu H, Li X, Xiong L, Wang S
Citation(s) 19825559, 19534828
Submission date Jul 05, 2007
Last update date Aug 27, 2019
Contact name Deyun Qiu
E-mail(s) qiudeyun@gmail.com
Phone 86-27-87281812
Fax 86-27-87287092
Organization name Huazhong Agricultural University
Department College of Life Science and Technology
Lab National Center of Plant Gene Research (Wuhan)
Street address Luoshi Road
City Wuhan
State/province Hubei
ZIP/Postal code 430070
Country China
 
Platforms (1)
GPL2025 [Rice] Affymetrix Rice Genome Array
Samples (9)
GSM207558 Mudanjiang8 OsWRKY13 Overexpressing D11UM1-1 rep1
GSM207559 Mudanjiang8 OsWRKY13 Overexpressing D11UM1-1 rep2
GSM207560 Mudanjiang8 OsWRKY13 Overexpressing D11UM1-1 rep3
Relations
BioProject PRJNA101419

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