- Information
- Symbol: OsMYB60
- MSU: LOC_Os12g03150
- RAPdb: Os12g0125000
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- Key message
- Downregulation of TL by RNA interference (RNAi) and overexpression of OsMYB60 resulted in twisted leaf blades in transgenic rice
- This suggests that TL may play a cis-regulatory role on OsMYB60 in leaf morphological development
- We further discovered that a C2H2 transcription factor, OsZFP7, is an OsMYB60 binding partner and involved in leaf development
- Quantitative reverse-transcription PCR showed that the loss-of-function of OsMYB60 led to downregulation of wax biosynthetic genes, leading to reduced amounts of total wax components on leaf surfaces under normal conditions
- Taken together, these results demonstrate that OsMYB60 contributes to enhancing rice resilience to drought stress by promoting cuticular wax biosynthesis on leaf surfaces
- Here, we show that the MYB transcription factor OsMYB60 positively regulates cuticular wax biosynthesis and this helps rice (Oryza sativa) plants tolerate drought stress
- Mutation of OsMYB60 reduces rice resilience to drought stress by attenuating cuticular wax biosynthesis.
- Compared with the wild type (japonica cultivar 'Dongjin'), osmyb60 null mutants (osmyb60-1 and osmyb60-2) exhibited increased drought sensitivity, with higher chlorophyll leaching and faster rates of water loss
- Connection
- OsCER1~OsGL1-4~LTR1, OsMYB60, Mutation of OsMYB60 reduces rice resilience to drought stress by attenuating cuticular wax biosynthesis., Yeast one-hybrid, luciferase transient transcriptional activity, and chromatin immunoprecipitation assays revealed that OsMYB60 directly binds to the promoter of OsCER1 (a key gene involved in very-long-chain alkane biosynthesis) and upregulates its expression
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