叶蝉诱导的茶树重要防御相关基因的功能解析和互利素鉴定应用
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摘要
茶树(Camellia sinensis)起源于中国西南部,是一种重要的经济作物。茶叶为世界三大无酒精饮料之一。茶树在生长过程中常常受到各种各样植食性昆虫的为害,但是茶叶的饮用方法又决定了化学农药的使用是受到限制的。随着人们对茶叶产品的卫生质量和安全性要求越来越高,减免化学农药的使用量势在必行。当茶树遭受植食性昆虫攻击时,会释放一系列复杂的挥发物,这些挥发物能够吸引天敌到受害植物寻找寄主或猎物,因而对植物和植食性昆虫的天敌均有利,称之为互利素,作为化学信号为茶树、植食性昆虫及其天敌提供有价值的信息。研究和利用这些挥发物,通过提取和合成挥发物或通过转基因植物释放的挥发物来调控昆虫的行为,抵御害虫危害,显示了极大的潜力。本文主要研究内容结论如下
(1)茉莉酸类物质的生物合成途径是虫害诱导的主要途径,在植物虫害诱导防御过程中起着主导作用。而丙二烯氧化物环化酶(AOC)是茉莉酸类物质生物合成途径中最为关键的酶,它环化在AOS催化反应下生成的不稳定化合物-丙二烯氧化物,生成茉莉酸产物的最终前体物质12-氧-植物二烯酸(OPDA).本文首次在茶树中克隆了该酶基因,采用RACE技术获得了茶树AOC全长cDNA序列(CsAOC, Genbank登录号：HQ889679)。其cDNA全长为916bp,包括5’和3’非翻译区、poly(A)尾和一个长738bp的开放阅读框(ORF)。CsAOC基因组DNA含有两个内含子,分别为115bp和369bp。CsAOC基因编码的蛋白质有245个氨基酸,分子量为26.5kDa,理论等电点为9.0。没有信号肽,但有一个叶绿体转运肽。多重比对结果表明CsAOC蛋白与其他的AOC蛋白具有较高的同源性。预测了CsAOC的二级结构组成,由21.22%α-螺旋、25.31%延伸主链、6.12%β-转角和47.35%随机卷曲组成。成功构建了CsAOC的原核表达载体,结果表明表达出来的蛋白与所预期的蛋白大小一致。该表达蛋白主要以包涵体形式存在。RT-QPCR结果表明,CsAOC基因可被多种不同诱导因素所诱导,MeJA的诱导最为显著,SA和机械损伤也都明显提高了CsAOC的表达水平。受茶尺蠖和假眼小绿叶蝉危害处理后CsAOC的转录均出现上调。因此,可以借以调控AOC基因的表达和JAs的合成。
(2)在植物群落中,萜类化合物作为一种行为信号的化学信号在植物之间以及植物与昆虫之间起着重要的作用,因此,萜类化合物的生物合成途径在植物的防御反应中起着非常重要的作用。而3-羟基-3-甲基戊二酰辅酶A还原酶(HMGR)是该途径中的第一个限速酶,是细胞质萜类化物代谢中的重要调控点。本文首次克隆获得了茶树3-羟基-3-甲基戊二酰辅酶A还原酶(CsHMGR)的全长cDNA序列(Genbank登录号：JN584161)。其cDNA全长为2051bp,包括5’和3’非翻译区、poly(A)尾和一个长1773bp的开放阅读框(ORF)。CsHMGR基因组DNA含有两个内含子,分别为136bp和108bp。CsHMGR基因编码的蛋白质有590个氨基酸,分子量为63.38kDa,理论等电点为6.68。多重比对结果表明CsHMGR蛋白与其他的HMGR蛋白具有较高的同源性。预测了CsHMGR的二级结构组成,由21.22%α-螺旋、25.31%延伸主链、6.12%p-转角和47.35%随机卷曲组成。三级结构中则含有两个NADP (H)结合域和两个HMG-CoA结合域。成功构建了CsHMGR的原核表达载体,结果表明表达出来的蛋白与所预期的蛋白大小一致。该表达蛋白主要以包涵体形式存在。
(3)为有效利用植物互利素诱集缨小蜂类寄生茶园假眼小绿叶蝉的卵,遂分别以新鲜的健康茶梢、叶蝉为害茶梢、健康嫩茎、叶蝉产卵嫩茎为味源材料,使用SuperQ为吸附剂,以空气夹带法吸附挥发物,有机溶剂淋洗,氮气吹扫浓缩,使用GC-MS配合标准样品予以定性分析。结果表明,在蝉害茶梢和蝉害茎中发现了组分(E-E)-α-法尼烯,并且含量显著。根据以往研究基础得知,在茶园中,(E,E)-α-法尼烯对叶蝉三棒缨小蜂和微小裂骨缨小蜂具有很强的引诱力。夏秋两季在不同地区分别使用多种蝉害茶梢挥发物诱集这两种缨小蜂,均以(E,E)-α-法尼烯效果最好。(E,E)-α-法尼烯与苯甲醛、反-2-己烯醛组成的混合物与素馨黄色板的组合,可有效诱集这两种缨小蜂寄生假眼小绿叶蝉的卵。本文为利用茶树互利素诱集缨小蜂制约假眼小绿叶蝉提供了参考。
(4)通常,7月上中旬和10月份,茶园中天敌昆虫种类比较丰富,个体数量较多,适合于进行多种互利素诱集效果的比较,筛选出诱效较强的互利素、或互利素配方。本文基于课题组之前的室内行为测定结果,将多种互利素及其混合物制成诱芯,悬挂于素馨黄粘板上,于茶园中检测互利素及其混合物对于各种天敌的引诱效应,比较和筛选诱效最佳的组分。结果表明,诱集的天敌昆虫种数之间、个体数之间和多样性指数之间的差异都比较显著。正己烷和青叶醇引诱天敌昆虫的效应在物种数和个体数方面是最少的,但在多样性指数方面较高。叶蝉为害激活了茶树防御相关基因,释放出挥发性互利素,诱集缨小蜂等天敌昆虫寄生叶蝉,抑制叶蝉种群。本研究为利用互利素诱集天敌控制害虫提供参考。
Tea plant(Camellia sinensis) is an important cash crop which originates in southwestern China, and now has become one of the three largest non alcoholic beverages in the world. Tea plant suffers from many damages caused by phytophagous insects during the process of growth. As a water soaking drink, it is restrained to use chemical pesticides to control insects. With higher and higher demand of hygienic quality and safety of tea, it is necessary to develop pollution-free and organic tea production. Tea plant releases volatiles when attacked by herbivorous insects, and these volatiles serve as behavior-suggested chemical signals providing valuable information among tea plants, herbivores and their natural enemies. It shows great advantages to study and utilize these volatiles obtained by means of extraction, artifical synthesis and release from transgenic plant to regulate insect behavior and defense insect damage. The results are as follows:
(1) The biosynthetic pathway of jasmonates is one of the main pathways induced by herbivores, and plays a dominant role in the plant defence process induced by herbivores. Allene oxide cyclase (AOC) is an essential enzyme in jasmonates biosynthetic pathway. AOC catalyzes the stereospecific cyclization of unstable allene oxide to (9S,13S)-12oxo-(10,15Z)-phytodienoic acid (OPDA). Here we cloned a cDNA from C. sinensis, named as CsAOC (Genbank:HQ889679), by RACE, showing highly homologous to the AOCs of other species. The full-length cDNA of CsAOC was916bp with5:and3'UTR, poly(A) tail and a738bp open reading frame (ORF). The comparison between the full-length cDNA and genomic DNA of CsAOC revealed that the genomic DNA contained two introns, one was94bp and the other one was402bp. The putative protein includes245amino acids with a molecular weight of26.5kDa and pI of9.0. It had no signal peptide, but contained an N-terminal cTP. The deduced CsAOC amino acid sequence had high homology with other plant AOCs via multiple alignments. Secondary structural prediction of CsAOC protein was performed using the SOMPA program. CsAOC protein was composed of21.22%a-helix,25.31%extended strand,6.12%p-turm and47.35%random coil. The E. coli expression vector for CsAOC which was constructed for the first time showed that the size of the protein produced through the prokaryotic expression is equal to the experiment have expected. The recombinant protein existed in the form of an inclusion body. RT-QPCR analysis revealed that the expression of CsAOC could be regulated by various stresses and elicitors. MeJA had the most prominent effects on stimulating the expression of CsAOC. The gene was up-regulated following SA and wounding treatments and was also induced in response to feeding by the tea geometrid and tea green leafhopper. The results showed that it can regulate AOC expression and jasmonate biosynthesis.
(2) In phytocoenose, the terpenoids serve as behavior-suggested chemical signals having an effect on the relationship of plants and plant-insect. So the biosynthetic pathway of the terpenoids plays an important role in plant defence reaction.3-hydroxy-3-methyl coenzyme A reductase (HMGR) is just the first rate-limiting enzyme and is an important regulating point of the metabolism of terpenoids in the cytoplasm. A full-length cDNA encoding3-hydroxy-3-methyl coenzyme A reductase, named as CsHMGR (Genbank: JN584161), was cloned. The full-length CsHMGR was2051bp with5'-UTR, a1773bp ORE,3'-UTR and poly (A) tail. The comparison between the full-length cDNA and genomic DNA of CsAOC revealed that the genomic DNA contained two introns, one was136bp and the other one was108bp. The putative protein includes590amino acids with a molecular weight of63.38kDa and pi of8.82. The deduced CsHMGR amino acid sequence had high homology with other plant AOCs via multiple alignments. Secondary structure of CsHMGR protein was composed of44.92%α-helix,14.41%extended strand,5.59%β-turm and35.08%random coil. It had two NADP (H) binding sites and two HMG-CoA binding sites. The E. coli expression vector for CsHMGR showed that the size of the protein produced through the prokaryotic expression is equal to the experiment that have expected. The recombinant protein existed in the form of an inclusion body.
(3) In order to effectually utilize plant synomones to attract mymarids parasitizing the eggs of tea green leafhoppers, Empoasca vitis, the fresh infact tea shoots (ITS), the leafhopper-damaged tea shoots (LDTS), infact tea tender stems (ITTS) and ovipositing-injured tea tender stems (OITTS) acted as odor sources respectively, whose volatiles were collected via custom-made push-pull aeration system with Super Q being absorbent, eluted by organic solvent, concentrated under a flow of nitrogen. The compounds in the volatiles were qualitatively analyzed by gas chromatography-mass spectrometry (GC-MS). The results showed that new component was detected, such as (E, E)-a-farnesene. The content of (E,E)-α-farnesene was larger from LDTS and OITTS. In tea plantations, the attraction of (E,E)-a-farnesene to mymarids Stethynium empoascae Subba Rao and Schizophragma parvula Ogloblin was strongest. In the various tea plants growing areas during summer and autumn, a batch of synomones were used to trap the two species of mymarids, with (E, E)-a-farnesene being most attractive. The jasmine yellow boards with mixture of (E, E)-a-farnesene, benzaldehyde and (E)-2-hexenal could efficaciously attract the two species of mymarids together and direct them to parasitize the eggs of tea green leafhoppers. The investigation supplies a successful example that the tea plant synomones can be used in attracting the mymarids to suppress tea green leafhoppers.
(4) Generally speaking, there are more richness and abundance of natural enemies in July and October than other months in tea plantations, which are fit for the test of the attraction of synomones to natural enemies and comparison between various synomones, so as to screen out the synomones of synomones formula with the strongest attraction. Based on the results of behavioural bioassay of our research group, the various synomones and their mixture were loaded onto rubber nob and manufacture into lures, which were appended on the yellow jasmine sticky boards. The set were called traps, which were used to detect the attraction of synomones and their mixture to natural enemies, and screen out the optimal component and the formule. The results showed that the difference in the richness, abundance and indice of diversity of the natural enemies trapped by various synomones. The hexane and Z-3-hexenol attracted less the richness and the abundance than other synomones, with higher indices of diversity. The damages by the leafhopper activate the relative defence genes, and emit the volatile synomones, which attract mymarids together, parasitize the eggs of the leafhoppers, and suppress the population of the leafhopper. The results were referred to the attration for natural enemies.
(1)茉莉酸类物质的生物合成途径是虫害诱导的主要途径,在植物虫害诱导防御过程中起着主导作用。而丙二烯氧化物环化酶(AOC)是茉莉酸类物质生物合成途径中最为关键的酶,它环化在AOS催化反应下生成的不稳定化合物-丙二烯氧化物,生成茉莉酸产物的最终前体物质12-氧-植物二烯酸(OPDA).本文首次在茶树中克隆了该酶基因,采用RACE技术获得了茶树AOC全长cDNA序列(CsAOC, Genbank登录号：HQ889679)。其cDNA全长为916bp,包括5’和3’非翻译区、poly(A)尾和一个长738bp的开放阅读框(ORF)。CsAOC基因组DNA含有两个内含子,分别为115bp和369bp。CsAOC基因编码的蛋白质有245个氨基酸,分子量为26.5kDa,理论等电点为9.0。没有信号肽,但有一个叶绿体转运肽。多重比对结果表明CsAOC蛋白与其他的AOC蛋白具有较高的同源性。预测了CsAOC的二级结构组成,由21.22%α-螺旋、25.31%延伸主链、6.12%β-转角和47.35%随机卷曲组成。成功构建了CsAOC的原核表达载体,结果表明表达出来的蛋白与所预期的蛋白大小一致。该表达蛋白主要以包涵体形式存在。RT-QPCR结果表明,CsAOC基因可被多种不同诱导因素所诱导,MeJA的诱导最为显著,SA和机械损伤也都明显提高了CsAOC的表达水平。受茶尺蠖和假眼小绿叶蝉危害处理后CsAOC的转录均出现上调。因此,可以借以调控AOC基因的表达和JAs的合成。
(2)在植物群落中,萜类化合物作为一种行为信号的化学信号在植物之间以及植物与昆虫之间起着重要的作用,因此,萜类化合物的生物合成途径在植物的防御反应中起着非常重要的作用。而3-羟基-3-甲基戊二酰辅酶A还原酶(HMGR)是该途径中的第一个限速酶,是细胞质萜类化物代谢中的重要调控点。本文首次克隆获得了茶树3-羟基-3-甲基戊二酰辅酶A还原酶(CsHMGR)的全长cDNA序列(Genbank登录号：JN584161)。其cDNA全长为2051bp,包括5’和3’非翻译区、poly(A)尾和一个长1773bp的开放阅读框(ORF)。CsHMGR基因组DNA含有两个内含子,分别为136bp和108bp。CsHMGR基因编码的蛋白质有590个氨基酸,分子量为63.38kDa,理论等电点为6.68。多重比对结果表明CsHMGR蛋白与其他的HMGR蛋白具有较高的同源性。预测了CsHMGR的二级结构组成,由21.22%α-螺旋、25.31%延伸主链、6.12%p-转角和47.35%随机卷曲组成。三级结构中则含有两个NADP (H)结合域和两个HMG-CoA结合域。成功构建了CsHMGR的原核表达载体,结果表明表达出来的蛋白与所预期的蛋白大小一致。该表达蛋白主要以包涵体形式存在。
(3)为有效利用植物互利素诱集缨小蜂类寄生茶园假眼小绿叶蝉的卵,遂分别以新鲜的健康茶梢、叶蝉为害茶梢、健康嫩茎、叶蝉产卵嫩茎为味源材料,使用SuperQ为吸附剂,以空气夹带法吸附挥发物,有机溶剂淋洗,氮气吹扫浓缩,使用GC-MS配合标准样品予以定性分析。结果表明,在蝉害茶梢和蝉害茎中发现了组分(E-E)-α-法尼烯,并且含量显著。根据以往研究基础得知,在茶园中,(E,E)-α-法尼烯对叶蝉三棒缨小蜂和微小裂骨缨小蜂具有很强的引诱力。夏秋两季在不同地区分别使用多种蝉害茶梢挥发物诱集这两种缨小蜂,均以(E,E)-α-法尼烯效果最好。(E,E)-α-法尼烯与苯甲醛、反-2-己烯醛组成的混合物与素馨黄色板的组合,可有效诱集这两种缨小蜂寄生假眼小绿叶蝉的卵。本文为利用茶树互利素诱集缨小蜂制约假眼小绿叶蝉提供了参考。
(4)通常,7月上中旬和10月份,茶园中天敌昆虫种类比较丰富,个体数量较多,适合于进行多种互利素诱集效果的比较,筛选出诱效较强的互利素、或互利素配方。本文基于课题组之前的室内行为测定结果,将多种互利素及其混合物制成诱芯,悬挂于素馨黄粘板上,于茶园中检测互利素及其混合物对于各种天敌的引诱效应,比较和筛选诱效最佳的组分。结果表明,诱集的天敌昆虫种数之间、个体数之间和多样性指数之间的差异都比较显著。正己烷和青叶醇引诱天敌昆虫的效应在物种数和个体数方面是最少的,但在多样性指数方面较高。叶蝉为害激活了茶树防御相关基因,释放出挥发性互利素,诱集缨小蜂等天敌昆虫寄生叶蝉,抑制叶蝉种群。本研究为利用互利素诱集天敌控制害虫提供参考。
Tea plant(Camellia sinensis) is an important cash crop which originates in southwestern China, and now has become one of the three largest non alcoholic beverages in the world. Tea plant suffers from many damages caused by phytophagous insects during the process of growth. As a water soaking drink, it is restrained to use chemical pesticides to control insects. With higher and higher demand of hygienic quality and safety of tea, it is necessary to develop pollution-free and organic tea production. Tea plant releases volatiles when attacked by herbivorous insects, and these volatiles serve as behavior-suggested chemical signals providing valuable information among tea plants, herbivores and their natural enemies. It shows great advantages to study and utilize these volatiles obtained by means of extraction, artifical synthesis and release from transgenic plant to regulate insect behavior and defense insect damage. The results are as follows:
(1) The biosynthetic pathway of jasmonates is one of the main pathways induced by herbivores, and plays a dominant role in the plant defence process induced by herbivores. Allene oxide cyclase (AOC) is an essential enzyme in jasmonates biosynthetic pathway. AOC catalyzes the stereospecific cyclization of unstable allene oxide to (9S,13S)-12oxo-(10,15Z)-phytodienoic acid (OPDA). Here we cloned a cDNA from C. sinensis, named as CsAOC (Genbank:HQ889679), by RACE, showing highly homologous to the AOCs of other species. The full-length cDNA of CsAOC was916bp with5:and3'UTR, poly(A) tail and a738bp open reading frame (ORF). The comparison between the full-length cDNA and genomic DNA of CsAOC revealed that the genomic DNA contained two introns, one was94bp and the other one was402bp. The putative protein includes245amino acids with a molecular weight of26.5kDa and pI of9.0. It had no signal peptide, but contained an N-terminal cTP. The deduced CsAOC amino acid sequence had high homology with other plant AOCs via multiple alignments. Secondary structural prediction of CsAOC protein was performed using the SOMPA program. CsAOC protein was composed of21.22%a-helix,25.31%extended strand,6.12%p-turm and47.35%random coil. The E. coli expression vector for CsAOC which was constructed for the first time showed that the size of the protein produced through the prokaryotic expression is equal to the experiment have expected. The recombinant protein existed in the form of an inclusion body. RT-QPCR analysis revealed that the expression of CsAOC could be regulated by various stresses and elicitors. MeJA had the most prominent effects on stimulating the expression of CsAOC. The gene was up-regulated following SA and wounding treatments and was also induced in response to feeding by the tea geometrid and tea green leafhopper. The results showed that it can regulate AOC expression and jasmonate biosynthesis.
(2) In phytocoenose, the terpenoids serve as behavior-suggested chemical signals having an effect on the relationship of plants and plant-insect. So the biosynthetic pathway of the terpenoids plays an important role in plant defence reaction.3-hydroxy-3-methyl coenzyme A reductase (HMGR) is just the first rate-limiting enzyme and is an important regulating point of the metabolism of terpenoids in the cytoplasm. A full-length cDNA encoding3-hydroxy-3-methyl coenzyme A reductase, named as CsHMGR (Genbank: JN584161), was cloned. The full-length CsHMGR was2051bp with5'-UTR, a1773bp ORE,3'-UTR and poly (A) tail. The comparison between the full-length cDNA and genomic DNA of CsAOC revealed that the genomic DNA contained two introns, one was136bp and the other one was108bp. The putative protein includes590amino acids with a molecular weight of63.38kDa and pi of8.82. The deduced CsHMGR amino acid sequence had high homology with other plant AOCs via multiple alignments. Secondary structure of CsHMGR protein was composed of44.92%α-helix,14.41%extended strand,5.59%β-turm and35.08%random coil. It had two NADP (H) binding sites and two HMG-CoA binding sites. The E. coli expression vector for CsHMGR showed that the size of the protein produced through the prokaryotic expression is equal to the experiment that have expected. The recombinant protein existed in the form of an inclusion body.
(3) In order to effectually utilize plant synomones to attract mymarids parasitizing the eggs of tea green leafhoppers, Empoasca vitis, the fresh infact tea shoots (ITS), the leafhopper-damaged tea shoots (LDTS), infact tea tender stems (ITTS) and ovipositing-injured tea tender stems (OITTS) acted as odor sources respectively, whose volatiles were collected via custom-made push-pull aeration system with Super Q being absorbent, eluted by organic solvent, concentrated under a flow of nitrogen. The compounds in the volatiles were qualitatively analyzed by gas chromatography-mass spectrometry (GC-MS). The results showed that new component was detected, such as (E, E)-a-farnesene. The content of (E,E)-α-farnesene was larger from LDTS and OITTS. In tea plantations, the attraction of (E,E)-a-farnesene to mymarids Stethynium empoascae Subba Rao and Schizophragma parvula Ogloblin was strongest. In the various tea plants growing areas during summer and autumn, a batch of synomones were used to trap the two species of mymarids, with (E, E)-a-farnesene being most attractive. The jasmine yellow boards with mixture of (E, E)-a-farnesene, benzaldehyde and (E)-2-hexenal could efficaciously attract the two species of mymarids together and direct them to parasitize the eggs of tea green leafhoppers. The investigation supplies a successful example that the tea plant synomones can be used in attracting the mymarids to suppress tea green leafhoppers.
(4) Generally speaking, there are more richness and abundance of natural enemies in July and October than other months in tea plantations, which are fit for the test of the attraction of synomones to natural enemies and comparison between various synomones, so as to screen out the synomones of synomones formula with the strongest attraction. Based on the results of behavioural bioassay of our research group, the various synomones and their mixture were loaded onto rubber nob and manufacture into lures, which were appended on the yellow jasmine sticky boards. The set were called traps, which were used to detect the attraction of synomones and their mixture to natural enemies, and screen out the optimal component and the formule. The results showed that the difference in the richness, abundance and indice of diversity of the natural enemies trapped by various synomones. The hexane and Z-3-hexenol attracted less the richness and the abundance than other synomones, with higher indices of diversity. The damages by the leafhopper activate the relative defence genes, and emit the volatile synomones, which attract mymarids together, parasitize the eggs of the leafhoppers, and suppress the population of the leafhopper. The results were referred to the attration for natural enemies.
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