The Interactome of Soybean GmWRKY53 using Yeast 2-Hybrid Library Screening to Saturation
Document Type
Article
Publication Date
6-23-2015
Publication Title
Plant Signaling & Behavior
Volume
10
Issue
7
Abstract
Soybean GmWRKY53 functions in both biotic and abiotic stress signaling. Using GmWRKY53 as a bait yeast 2-hybrid library screening to saturation isolated multiple independent fragments for many interacting proteins, enabling delineation of minimal interacting domains and computation of a confidence score. Multiple independent clones coding for the LATE ELONGATED HYPOCOTYL clock protein GmLCL2 (MYB114) were isolated and the binding site for GmWRKY53 was mapped to 90 amino acids separate from the MYB domain. This suggests a direct input from the clock on GmWRKY53 activity. The GmWRKY53-interacting proteins also included 3 water stress-inducible AP2/ERF transcription factors. One of these (Glyma03g26310) is one of the most strongly water stress induced genes in soybean roots, suggesting that GmWRKY53/ERF complexes regulate water stress responses.
Keywords
Clock protein; Drought; ERF transcription factor; Protein-protein interaction; Soybean; WRKY transcription factor
Repository Citation
Tripathi, P.,
Rabara, R. C.,
Choudhary, M. K.,
Miller, M. A.,
Huang, Y. S.,
Shen, Q. J.,
Blachon, S.,
Rushton, P. J.
(2015).
The Interactome of Soybean GmWRKY53 using Yeast 2-Hybrid Library Screening to Saturation.
Plant Signaling & Behavior, 10(7),
http://dx.doi.org/10.1080/15592324.2015.1028705