Hormone Regulation of CCCH Zinc Finger Proteins in Plants
Abstract
:1. Introduction
2. Evolutionary Conservation of the CCCH Proteins in Plants
3. Responses of Plant CCCH Proteins to Several Major Hormones
3.1. ABA Signal Response
3.2. GA Signal Response
Species | Corresponding Gene | ID | NO. of CCCH Motif | Subcellular Location | Responsive Hormone | Reference(s) |
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AtTZF1/AtC3H23 | AT2G25900 | 2 | Nucleus/cytoplasm | ABA/GA | [14] | |
AtTZF2/OZF1/AtC3H20 | AT2G19810 | 2 | Cytoplasm | ABA/SA/JA | [16,17] | |
AtTZF3/OZF2/AtC3H49 | AT4G29190 | 2 | Cytoplasm | ABA/JA | [16,18] | |
AtTZF4/AtC3H2/SOMNUS | AT1G03790 | 2 | Nucleus | ABA/GA | [19,20] | |
AtTZF5/AtC3H61 | AT5G44260 | 2 | Cytoplasm | ABA/GA | [19] | |
AtTZF6/PEI1/AtC3H54 | AT5G07500 | 2 | Cytoplasm | ABA/GA | [19,21] | |
AtKHZ1/AtC3H36 | AT3G12130 | 2 | Nucleus | ABA | [33] | |
AtKHZ2/AtC3H52 | AT5G06770 | 2 | Nucleus | ABA | [33] | |
AtC3H14 | AT1G66810 | 2 | Nucleus/cytoplasm | JA/ET/SA/BR | [24,25,26,27,28,29] | |
AtC3H15 | AT1G68200 | 2 | Nucleus/cytoplasm | JA/ET/SA/BR | [24,25,26,27,28,29] | |
AtCPSF30/AtC3H11 | AT1G30460 | 3 | Nucleus | Auxin/SA | [41,42] | |
AtHIZ1 | AT1G32360 | 3 | Nucleus | Auxin | [43] | |
rice | OsTZF1/OsC3H35 | LOC_Os05g10670 | 2 | Cytoplasm | ABA/JA/SA | [23] |
OsTZF7 | LOC_Os10g37630 | 2 | Nucleus/cytoplasm | ABA | [34] | |
OsC3H10 | LOC_Os01g53650 | 2 | Nucleus/cytoplasm | ABA | [35] | |
OsC3H47 | LOC_Os07g04580 | 2 | - | ABA | [36] | |
OsSAW1 | LOC_Os06g43120 | 5 | Nucleus | GA | [40] | |
OsDOS/OsC3H2 | LOC_Os01g09620 | 2 | Nucleus | JA | [22] | |
OsC3H12 | LOC_Os01g68860 | 5 | Nucleus/cytoplasm | JA | [44] | |
OsLIC/OsC3H46 | LOC_Os06g49080 | 1 | Nucleus/cytoplasm | BR | [45,46] | |
poplar | PaC3H17 | Potri.004G095100 | 2 | Nucleus/cytoplasm | Auxin/BR | [34,35] |
PaC3H18 | Potri.017G119900 | 2 | Nucleus/cytoplasm | Auxin/BR | [34,35] | |
bamboo | PeC3H74 | PH02Gene33725 | 2 | Cytoplasm | ABA | [7] |
switchgrass | PvCCCH69 | Pavir.J04795.1 | 2 | Nucleus | ABA | [37] |
sweet potato | IbC3H18 | MK396199 | 1 | Nucleus | ABA | [38] |
cotton | GhZFP1 | EF403655 | 3 | - | JA | [47] |
pepper | CaC3H14 | CA10g20930 | 3 | - | JA/ET/SA | [48] |
3.3. JA/ET Signal Response
3.4. BR Signal Response
3.5. SA Signal Response
3.6. Auxin Signal Response
4. Prediction of the Responses of Arabidopsis CCCH Proteins to Several
Major Hormones
5. Regulatory Mechanisms of CCCH Proteins in Plants and Animals
6. Future Perspectives
Author Contributions
Funding
Data Availability Statement
Conflicts of Interest
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Wang, Q.; Song, S.; Lu, X.; Wang, Y.; Chen, Y.; Wu, X.; Tan, L.; Chai, G. Hormone Regulation of CCCH Zinc Finger Proteins in Plants. Int. J. Mol. Sci. 2022, 23, 14288. https://doi.org/10.3390/ijms232214288
Wang Q, Song S, Lu X, Wang Y, Chen Y, Wu X, Tan L, Chai G. Hormone Regulation of CCCH Zinc Finger Proteins in Plants. International Journal of Molecular Sciences. 2022; 23(22):14288. https://doi.org/10.3390/ijms232214288
Chicago/Turabian StyleWang, Qiao, Shangfa Song, Xintong Lu, Yiqing Wang, Yan Chen, Xiuwen Wu, Li Tan, and Guohua Chai. 2022. "Hormone Regulation of CCCH Zinc Finger Proteins in Plants" International Journal of Molecular Sciences 23, no. 22: 14288. https://doi.org/10.3390/ijms232214288