ArticleEcotoxicology (London, England)2020
Isolation and expression analysis of two novel C-repeat binding factor (CBF) genes involved in plant growth and abiotic stress response in mangrove Kandelia obovata.
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Abstract
Kandelia obovata is one of the cold tolerant mangrove plants along the China coast. To reveal the cold tolerant mechanism of K. obovata, the present work isolated two CBF/DREB1 genes (designated KoCBF1 and KoCBF3) from cold-stressed K. obovata and characterized their expression profiles in various organs and in response to multiple abiotic stresses. The deduced proteins of KoCBF1 and 3 all contain specific features of CBFs, and show high similarity to AmCBF1 and 3 from Avicennia marina, respectively. Different expression patterns of the two CBF orthologous under various abiotic stresses and exogenous hormone suggested that they may have different regulators and be involved in different regulatory pathway. The high basal and cold induced expression of the two genes indicated that they may all play important roles in growth and cold resistance of plants. The significant induction of KoCBF3 after salt and lead (Pb
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