ArticlePlant cell reports2025
ZmbZIP38 interacts with ZmDnaJ to regulate maize seedling drought tolerance through modulating ABA signaling, stomatal closure and root growth under stress.
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key messageThe drought stress-responsive transcription factor ZmbZIP38 interacts with ZmDnaJ to regulate maize drought tolerance through modulating ABA biosynthesis and signaling, stomatal closure and root growth under stress. Basic leucine zipper (bZIP) transcription factors (TFs) crucially regulate plant drought stress response. However, how bZIP TFs regulate maize drought tolerance remains elusive. Previously, we demonstrated that ZmDnaJ enhances maize drought tolerance by promoting ABA biosynthesis and stomatal closure. In this study, we have fished out ZmbZIP38 (by yeast one-hybrid analysis) as key interacting partner of ZmDnaJ, and elucidate its function in ZmDnaJ-mediated drought tolerance in maize. ZmDnaJ promoter analysis results showed that ZmbZIP38 directly targets ZmDnaJ by binding to ABRE motifs in the corresponding gene promoters. Overexpression of ZmbZIP38 significantly enhanced maize survival rate under drought stress, which was accompanied by expanded leaf area and higher stomatal closure. ZmbZIP38-overexpressing maize lines also showed enhanced ROS scavenging, reduced H
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