Heeho Lee. (2024). Control of leaf senescence through communication between plant organelles: Anterograde signaling pathway. doi: 10.22677/THESIS.200000801041
Type
Thesis
Description
Leaf senescence, Anterograde signaling, Sigma factors, Pentatricopeptide repeat protein
Table Of Contents
Ⅰ. General Introduction 1 1.1 Introduction to leaf senescence 1 1.2 Introduction to organelle coordination 1 1.3 Chloroplast-encoded gene expression by sigma factors in transcriptional level 2 1.4 Chloroplast-encoded gene expression by pentatricopeptide repeat protein at post-transcriptional level 2 1.5 Object 3 ⅠI. Identification of the Regulatory Factor that Controls Sigma Factors Expression During Leaf Senescence in Arabidopsis thaliana 4 2.1 Literature survey 4 2.2 Method and Material 4 2.3 Results 7 2.3.1 Investigation of upstream regulators of SIGs during senescence 7 2.3.2 PIF4 and PIF5 are direct transcription factors of some sigma factors 9 2.3.3 PIF4 and PIF5 suppress the expression of SIG2, SIG3, and SIG5 during darkness-induced senescence 10 2.3.4 SIG3 exhibits a delayed senescence phenotype under natural conditions 11 2.3.5 Deficiency of SIG3 causes leaf senescence due to decreased function of PSII 13 2.4 Discussion 14 IIⅠ. Investigation of the Senescence Phenotypes of Various Pentatricopeptide Repeat Proteins 16 3.1 Literature survey 16 3.2 Method and Material 16 3.3 Results 18 3.3.1 PPR genes regulate leaf senescence under natural conditions 18 3.3.2 svr7 is sensitive to oxidative stress 20 3.3.3 Impairment of chloroplast protein complex composition of svr7 is associated with leaf senescence 21 3.4 Discussion 23 References 25 요약문 28