植物信号级联中不断演变的回路。

IF 4.3 3区 材料科学 Q1 ENGINEERING, ELECTRICAL & ELECTRONIC ACS Applied Electronic Materials Pub Date : 2024-09-01 Epub Date: 2024-09-06 DOI:10.1242/jcs.261712
Jaccoline M S Zegers, Iker Irisarri, Sophie de Vries, Jan de Vries
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陆生植物是令人惊叹的信息处理器;由于其无柄的特性,它们可以根据所处的环境调整决定其发育和生理的分子程序。外部输入到各自内部程序的传导在很大程度上取决于分子信号级联,其中许多都与陆生植物及其近亲链藻的祖先有着深厚的进化渊源。在这篇综述中,我们将讨论链藻信号级联决定性因子的进化历史,这些回路不仅在现生陆生植物和链藻中运行,而且很可能在数亿年前就在它们已经灭绝的藻类祖先中运行。我们希望这篇综述能为今后研究植物信号通路目前的多样性和复杂性的进化机制提供一个起点,并强调认识潜在的偏差。
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Evolving circuitries in plant signaling cascades.

Land plants are astounding processors of information; due to their sessile nature, they adjust the molecular programs that define their development and physiology in accordance with the environment in which they dwell. Transduction of the external input to the respective internal programs hinges to a large degree on molecular signaling cascades, many of which have deep evolutionary origins in the ancestors of land plants and its closest relatives, streptophyte algae. In this Review, we discuss the evolutionary history of the defining factors of streptophyte signaling cascades, circuitries that not only operate in extant land plants and streptophyte algae, but that also likely operated in their extinct algal ancestors hundreds of millions of years ago. We hope this Review offers a starting point for future studies on the evolutionary mechanisms contributing to the current diversity and complexity of plant signaling pathways, with an emphasis on recognizing potential biases.

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