Exploring the Role of the Processing Body in Plant Abiotic Stress Response
Abstract
:1. Introduction
2. Components of P-Body
2.1. The Conserved Protein Components of P-Bodies in Plants
2.2. The Dynamic Protein Components of P-Body in Plants
3. Assembly of P-Body
3.1. Liquid–Liquid Phase Separation (LLPS) Drives P-Body Assembly
3.2. P-Body Specific Sequence and Mechanism of Assembly
3.3. RNA Decay Is the Main Reason for the Formation of P-Body
4. P-Body and Plant Stress Responses
4.1. Response of P-Body to Drought and Salt Stress
4.2. Response of P-Body to Cold or Heat Stress
4.3. P-Body Involving in Ethylene Signaling Pathway
5. Conclusions and Perspectives
Author Contributions
Funding
Conflicts of Interest
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Protein | Uniprot | Experimental Method | Species | References |
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DCP1 | ACZ94554.1 | Prediction | D. melanogaster | [34] |
DCP2 | AFH04447.1 | Prediction | D. melanogaster | [34,35] |
DCP5 | OAP16255.1 | predicted by D2P2 | A. thaliana | [36] |
Me31B | EDW88764.1 | Prediction | Drosophila | [37] |
NBDY | NP_001335058.1 | 1H-15N HSQC | H. sapiens | [38] |
Sts5 | BAA23619.1 | Prediction | S. pombe | [39] |
Puf2 | NP_595389.2 | Prediction | S. pombe | [40] |
Puf3 | NP_593141.2 | Prediction | S. pombe | [40] |
Puf4 | CAB03616.1 | Prediction | S. pombe | [40] |
SMG7 | OAO95115.1 | Prediction | A. thaliana | [33] |
Lsm4 | QHB08189.1 | Prediction | S. cerevisiae | [41] |
Dhh1 | CAA98734.1 | Prediction | S. cerevisiae | [41] |
Pop2 | CAA96333.1 | Prediction | S. cerevisiae | [41] |
Ccr4 | AAB24455.1 | Prediction | S. cerevisiae | [41] |
Nst1 | QHB11286.1 | Prediction | S. cerevisiae | [32] |
G3BP | CAG38772.1 | Prediction | H. sapiens | [42] |
MEG-1 | NP_510319.1 | Prediction | C. elegans | [43] |
MEG-2 | NP_510318.2 | Prediction | C. elegans | [43] |
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Huang, Z.; Xu, Z.; Liu, X.; Chen, G.; Hu, C.; Chen, M.; Liu, Y. Exploring the Role of the Processing Body in Plant Abiotic Stress Response. Curr. Issues Mol. Biol. 2024, 46, 9844-9855. https://doi.org/10.3390/cimb46090585
Huang Z, Xu Z, Liu X, Chen G, Hu C, Chen M, Liu Y. Exploring the Role of the Processing Body in Plant Abiotic Stress Response. Current Issues in Molecular Biology. 2024; 46(9):9844-9855. https://doi.org/10.3390/cimb46090585
Chicago/Turabian StyleHuang, Zhehao, Zhi Xu, Xiuqing Liu, Gangmin Chen, Chensi Hu, Menglu Chen, and Yun Liu. 2024. "Exploring the Role of the Processing Body in Plant Abiotic Stress Response" Current Issues in Molecular Biology 46, no. 9: 9844-9855. https://doi.org/10.3390/cimb46090585