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RNA-Seq reveals the molecular mechanism of stipe elongation in the straw mushroom Volvariella volvacea
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The edible straw mushroom Volvariella volvacea is cultivated on a large scale for its unique flavor and nutritious value.Its characteristic five-step stages:primordia(PR),button stage(BU),egg stage(EG),elongation stage(EL) and maturation stage(MA),make it a suitable model for studies on fruiting body development.One of the main factors that negatively affect yield and value is the rapid transition from EG to EL.To understand deep the stipe development,we analyzed genes differential expression in stipe tissue of V.volvacea using RNA-Seq.Stipe development turned out to be fairly complex,and regulation of stage differences is mediated mainly by changes in expression levels of genes,rather than on/off modulation.Most explicit is the strong up-regulation of cell division from BU to EG,and the very strong down-regulation hereof from EG to EL,that continues in the MA.BU and EG share cell division as means of growth,followed by a major developmental shift towards the EL with inactivation of cell division.Examination of regulatory genes up-regulated from EG to EL,identified three potential high upstream regulators for this switch.Therefore,V.volvacea stipe elongation was the result of vertical elongation of stipe cell,not the cell mitosis.In addition,stipe elongation is related to reconstruction of stipe cell walls.Total sixteen carbohydrate-active enzymes up-regulated during stipe elongation were identified.Their specific expression pattern and molecular functions hinted that they could hydrolyze glucan or chitin of cell wall to participate in the reconstruction of cell wall as the ‘final operators' during the rapid stipe elongation.In conclusion,the new insights in stipe dynamics,together with a series of new target genes involved in stipe elongation,helps to construct a draft model of molecular mechanism of V.volvacea stipe elongation.
The edible straw mushroom Volvariella volvacea is cultivated on a large scale for its unique flavor and nutritious value.Its characteristic five-step stages:primordia(PR),button stage(BU),egg stage(EG),elongation stage(EL) and maturation stage(MA),make it a suitable model for studies on fruiting body development.One of the main factors that negatively affect yield and value is the rapid transition from EG to EL.To understand deep the stipe development,we analyzed genes differential expression in stipe tissue of V.volvacea using RNA-Seq.Stipe development turned out to be fairly complex,and regulation of stage differences is mediated mainly by changes in expression levels of genes,rather than on/off modulation.Most explicit is the strong up-regulation of cell division from BU to EG,and the very strong down-regulation hereof from EG to EL,that continues in the MA.BU and EG share cell division as means of growth,followed by a major developmental shift towards the EL with inactivation of cell division.Examination of regulatory genes up-regulated from EG to EL,identified three potential high upstream regulators for this switch.Therefore,V.volvacea stipe elongation was the result of vertical elongation of stipe cell,not the cell mitosis.In addition,stipe elongation is related to reconstruction of stipe cell walls.Total sixteen carbohydrate-active enzymes up-regulated during stipe elongation were identified.Their specific expression pattern and molecular functions hinted that they could hydrolyze glucan or chitin of cell wall to participate in the reconstruction of cell wall as the ‘final operators' during the rapid stipe elongation.In conclusion,the new insights in stipe dynamics,together with a series of new target genes involved in stipe elongation,helps to construct a draft model of molecular mechanism of V.volvacea stipe elongation.
引文
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