Activation et régulation des complexes des récepteurs de signalisation membranaires qui contrôlent – SICOPID
SICOPID
Activation and regulation of plasma membrane receptor signaling complexes controlling plant development and immunity, and their connection to downstream signaling cascades
Objective 4: Understand how the activity of RKs is regulated by specific inhibitory proteins
The cytosolic kinase domains of several RKs are targeted by BKI1/MAKR proteins, a family of seven proteins that inhibit or activate RK signaling pathways (Wang and Chory, 2006; Jaillais et al., 2011; Kang and Hardtke, 2016; Wang et al., 2017). The goal of the project is to identify the receptor kinases that are targeted by MAKR proteins and understand their regulation.
Double mutants phenotyping, in vitro pull down, co-immunoprecipitation, phosphoproteomics
Here, we identified that MAKR2 directly interacts with the receptor kinase TMK1 to regulate root gravitropism. We analyzed MAKR2 expression pattern, gain and loss of function phenotypes and interaction with TMK1. In particular, during the reporting period, we demonstrated the direct interaction between MAKR2 and TMK1 kinase domain using in vitro as well as in vivo experiments. We further showed that TMK1 phosphorylates MAKR2 likely to regulate its plasma membrane targeting in response to auxin.
We will now test the effect of TMK1-regulated phosphorylation on MAKR2 function, notably its subcellular localization and membrane interactions. We also worked on MAKR3, another member of the same family of RK inhibitor. We isolated gain and loss of function mutant but we haven’t found its cognate receptor yet, which will be our focus for the rest of the project.
We manuscript relating these findings is currently in revision
Coordination du projet
Yvon JAILLAIS (REPRODUCTION ET DEVELOPPEMENT DES PLANTES)
L'auteur de ce résumé est le coordinateur du projet, qui est responsable du contenu de ce résumé. L'ANR décline par conséquent toute responsabilité quant à son contenu.
Partenaire
RDP REPRODUCTION ET DEVELOPPEMENT DES PLANTES
Aide de l'ANR 189 972 euros
Début et durée du projet scientifique :
mai 2018
- 36 Mois