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摘要
CBL-CIPK 信号通路是一种在整个植物界都保留下来的钙依赖性信号通路。最新研究表明,它在植物的生长、发育、离子平衡和胁迫管理中发挥着核心作用。DELLA 蛋白是赤霉素的负调控因子,几乎无处不在地影响着植物生理的多个方面。人们发现了 DELLA 蛋白在绿色革命中的重要作用,最近又发现它们影响根系生长和根系与微生物相互作用的多个方面。因此,了解植物根系中涉及 CBL-CIPK 信号通路和 DELLA 蛋白的遗传网络可以确定生物技术创新的目标。这可能会推动转基因品系的产生,这些品系具有强健的根系,能够以更高的选择性和调节性高效吸收水分和离子。通过育种和基因改造进行的植物改良主要集中在地上部分,而类似的根系改良还有广阔的空间。CBL-CIPK 和 DELLA 可以作为气候智能农业、缓解隐性饥饿、重金属植物修复和环境可持续发展的优秀基因工程候选品系。
DELLA proteins and CBL-CIPK signaling pathway are emerging players in plant biotechnology
CBL-CIPK signaling pathway is a calcium dependent signaling pathway conserved across the plant kingdom. Recent research indicates the central role it plays in growth, development, ion homeostasis and stress management in plants. DELLA proteins are negative regulators of gibberellins and almost ubiquitously influence several aspects of plant physiology. The important role of DELLA proteins in green revolution was discovered and very recently they are found to influence several aspects of root growth and root-microbe interactions. Thus, understanding the genetic network involving CBL-CIPK signaling pathway and DELLA proteins in plant roots can identify targets for biotechnological innovations. This may propel generation of transgenic lines with robust root system capable of efficient water and ion absorption with higher degree of selectivity and regulation. Plant improvement through breeding and genetic modifications have largely focused on the above-ground parts and there is a vast space for similar improvement concerning roots. CBL-CIPK and DELLA can serve as excellent genetic engineering candidates for climate smart agriculture, alleviation of hidden hunger, phytoremediation of heavy metals and environmental sustainability.
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The journal does not publish articles in taxonomy, anatomy, systematics and ecology unless they have a physiological approach related to the following sections:
Biochemical Processes: primary and secondary metabolism, and biochemistry;
Photobiology and Photosynthesis Processes;
Cell Biology;
Genes and Development;
Plant Molecular Biology;
Signaling and Response;
Plant Nutrition;
Growth and Differentiation: seed physiology, hormonal physiology and photomorphogenesis;
Post-Harvest Physiology;
Ecophysiology/Crop Physiology and Stress Physiology;
Applied Plant Ecology;
Plant-Microbe and Plant-Insect Interactions;
Instrumentation in Plant Physiology;
Education in Plant Physiology.