A Simple Auxin Transcriptional Response System Regulates Multiple Morphogenetic Processes in the Liverwort Marchantia polymorpha methods
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Lack of auxin affects gemmae cup formation and thallus branching
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- As a complementary approach we examined the phenotypic consequences of reducing endogenous auxin levels. We first tested the effects of the auxin biosynthesis inhibitor L-Kynurenine (L-Kyn) on gemmaling development [ ]. In Arabidopsis L-Kyn acts as an alternative substrate and competitive inhibitor for the TRYPTOPHA...
Lack of auxin affects gemmae cup formation and thallus branching
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- In order to further deplete free auxin levels in the thallus, we created transgenic plants overexpressing a heterologous bacterial auxin conjugation enzyme iaaL [,, ] under the control of the EF1- α promoter ( proEF1 ), which drives high levels of expression in the meristematic regions and throughout the thal...
Auxin insensitive M. polymorpha plants fail to establish a dorsiventral thallus
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- pro EF1: MpTPL-D34 MpIAA plants exhibited severe dwarfism ( ) and failed to establish a dorsiventral thallus. Individuals were composed of a mass of undifferentiated cells and incompletely developed organs with random orientations ( ). Occasional rhizoids, scales and air chambers were observed, but these structures...
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- Auxin influences the rate of branching during thallus growth. Growth of the M. polymorpha thallus occurs via divisions of a single apical cell with four cutting faces [, ]. Branching is dichotomous ( ), but the precise mechanism, e.g. via division of the apical cell into two apical cells or de novo formation of ne...
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- Sporangia from an Australian population of Marchantia polymorpha (from now on referred to as wild type) were collected from a southeastern Melbourne field location (37°57'48.36"S, 145° 6'20.41"E). Sporangia were sterilized in 1x sterilization solution (2% sodium hypochlorite, 0.1% TritonX-100) for 1 minute...
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- Wild-type spores were suspended in water and plated on petri dishes with Gamborg's B5 basal medium (B5; Austratech,). Dormant gemmae from adult plants were subcultured for pharmacological assays. Spores were also grown in liquid 0M51C media [ ] for transformation (see transformation section below).
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- All primer sequences are available in. The MpEF1 promoter was amplified with primers MpEF1-NdeI-F and MpEF1-SalI-R, cloned into pCRII-TOPO (Invitrogen) and sequenced. pro EF1 was subcloned into the shuttle vector BJ36 using Nde I and Sal I. The resulting plasmid was called pro EF1 BJ36 and was used to create consti...
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- A 1kb MpTPL fragment was cloned from wild-type M. polymorpha thallus cDNA using a nested PCR approach with degenerate primers TPL-F1, TPL-F2, TPL-R1 and TPL-R2, flanking a conserved region in TPL transcripts. The obtained fragment was cloned in pCRII-TOPO and sequenced. For 5'RLM-RACE outer primers (UPM and T...
Conserved auxin transcriptional machinery in M. polymorpha
Several lines of evidence indicate a conserved role for MpIAA, MpARF1 and MpTPL in auxin response. First, these genes are orthologous to those that have been shown to act downstream of auxin in developmental and physiological processes in other land plants ( - Figs). Second, similar phenotypic defects are see...
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- Several lines of evidence indicate a conserved role for MpIAA, MpARF1 and MpTPL in auxin response. First, these genes are orthologous to those that have been shown to act downstream of auxin in developmental and physiological processes in other land plants ( - Figs). Second, similar phenotypic defects are see...
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Plants were observed in a Lumar.V12 dissecting microscope (Zeiss) and photographed with an AxioCam HRc (Zeiss). Fixation for SEM was performed in FAA (ethanol 50%, acetic acid 5%, Formaldehyde 10%) overnight at 4°C. Samples were dehydrated in ethanol before critical point drying in a CPD 030 (Baltec). Samples w...
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MpARF1 is a modulator of the auxin signaling pathway
(A) Each panel show six independent lines, transformed with constructs as indicated above the panels. Plants are treated as indicated to the left. Arrows indicate apical notches. (B) Left panel: Rhizoids from control Hyg R lines. Right panel: pro EF1: MpARF1 ΔD34 lines develop elongated and profuse rhizoids. (C) Apical notch and gemmae cup measurements for control, pro EF1: MpARF1 and pro EF1: MpARF1 ΔD34 primary transformants after 50 days of growth (30 independent lines were scored per genotype). MpARF1 overexpression results in increased branching rates. Deletion of D34 MpARF1 recovers the gemmae cup production lost by over-expressing full length MpARF1 transcripts. (D) Semi-quantitative RT-PCR showing six independent pro EF1: MpARF1 lines exhibiting an inverse correlation between MpARF1 and MpIAA transcript levels. Three of the six lines are shown in the panel, with...
MpTPL is involved in patterning multiple tissues in M. polymorpha development
(A) Mature dormant gemma of pro MpTPL: 3xVENUSN7 with expression in two apical notches (asterisks). (B) 5-day-old gemmae of pro MpTPL: 3xVENUSN7. Expression has expanded from apical notches (asterisk) to zones of newly formed air chambers (arrowheads). Inset illustrates background fluorescence in the wild type with identical settings. (C) Mature 25-day-old pro MpTPL: 3xVENUSN7 line showing expression in meristematic regions (asterisks). (D) Young gemmae cup (gc) primordia in mature pro MpTPL: 3xVENUSN7 line. (E) Expression pattern of mature pro MpTPL: 3xVENUSN7 thallus on mock and 10µM 2,4-D media. Plants were transferred to exogenous auxin after 16 days on B5 media. (F) pro EF1: VENUS indicating expression in apical notches (asterisk) and gemmae cups (gc). (G) Dorsal side of wild-type thallus covered with photosynthetic air chambers and two apical notches from which gemma...
Auxin insensitive M. polymorpha plants fail to establish a dorsiventral thallus
(A) pro EF1: MpTPL-D34 IAA lines suffer from severe dwarfism compared to pro EF1: MpTPL plants. (B) Strong pro EF1: MpTPL-D34 IAA line showing a lack of organized patterning, dorsiventral polarity and a limited degree of differentiation. Scales (arrowhead), air pores (asterisk) and rhizoids (r) are visible in random places and growth is severely affected. (C) pro EF1: MpTPL-D34 MpARF1 representative line showing a degree of differentiation similar to the prothallus stage of wild-type development. (D) pro EF1: MpTPL-D34 MpARF1 showing single cell layer prothalli-like tisssue. (E) pro EF1: MpTPL-D34 MpARF2 representative line. (F) Wild-type sporeling (10 days) transitioning into a single cell layered prothallus (14 days) and fully established multiple prothalli 18 days after plating. (G) Strong pro EF1: MpTPL-D34 BDL line lacking growth, differentiation and dorsiventrality, but s...
Auxin patterns the development of many tissues in M. polymorpha
Auxin distribution influences establishment of the dorsiventral body plan. Consistent with earlier reports, growth of gemmae from germination on auxin containing media resulted in rhizoid formation from both dorsal and ventral surfaces. In addition, transfer of gemmae with established dorsiventrality to auxin plates caused several other developmental abnormalities, such as distorted growth of air chambers, air pores, and gemmae cups, but not changes in dorsiventrality (Fig - ). This is consistent with the observation that dorsiventrality is established within the first 24 hours of gemmaling growth and is irreversible after this time [,,,,,, ].
Materials and Methods
Sporangia from an Australian population of Marchantia polymorpha (from now on referred to as wild type) were collected from a southeastern Melbourne field location (37°57'48.36"S, 145° 6'20.41"E). Sporangia were sterilized in 1x sterilization solution (2% sodium hypochlorite, 0.1% TritonX-100) for 1 minute and subsequently washed with water. Sporangia were then dried and stored at 4°C.
Pharmacological assays
Dormant gemmae, or gemmalings grown on B5 media for 2, 4, 6, 8, 10, 12, 14 and 16 days, were plated on B5 media with 10 µM 2,4-D or NAA (Sigma-Aldrich). L-Kyneurenine (Sigma-Aldrich) was used in a similar fashion as exogenous auxin.
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(A) Wild-type gemmaling grown for 18 days on mock (DMSO). (B) 18-day-old wild-type gemmaling grown on 10 µM 2,4-D from day six of development. (C) 18-day-old wild-type gemmaling grown on auxin from day eight of development. (D) 18-day-old wild-type gemmaling grown on auxin from day 12 of development. Arrowheads indicate elongated gemma cups. (E) 18-day-old thallus grown on mock. (F) 18-day-old thallus grown on 250 µM L-Kyn; fused gemmae cups are observed. (G) Wild-type thalli after a month of growth. (H) pro MpSHI: iaaL plants fail to elongate laterally, forming narrow thalli after a month of growth. All scale bars are 1 mm, except for A to D, 1cm.
Branching rates measurements
Primary sporeling-transformants expressing either pro EF1: MpTPL N176H or a Hyg Res control T-DNA were simultaneously plated and notches were counted by eye after 25 days of growth in B5 media (N = 17).
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Using PCR based methods and genomic sequences provided by the Joint Genome Institute, we identified single TPL ( MpTP L, genbank accession number KP877967 ), AUX/IAA ( MpIAA, K...
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In order to further deplete free auxin levels in the thallus, we created transgenic plants overexpressing a heterologous bacterial auxin conjugation enzyme iaaL [,, ] under th...
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Analysis of the MpTPL sequence revealed highly conserved LisH, CTLH and WD40 repeat domains, characteristic of this gene family (amino acid sequence identity between MpTPL and A...
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Bayesian phylogenetic analyses were performed to elucidate the evolution of the TPL, AUX/IAA, and ARF gene families using sequences from M. polymorpha, P. patens, Selaginell...
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To elucidate whether auxin hypersensitivity observed in MpIAA knockdown lines was due to misregulation of ARF genes, we explored the functional role of MpARF1.
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Quantify the primary readouts for this experiment: Using PCR based methods and genomic sequences provided by the Joint Genome Institute, we identified single TPL ( MpTP L, genbank accession number KP877967 ), AUX/IAA ( MpIAA, K...; In order to further deplete free auxin levels in the thallus, we created transgenic plants overexpressing a heterologous bacterial auxin conjugation enzyme iaaL [,, ] under th...; Analysis of the MpTPL sequence revealed highly conserved LisH, CTLH and WD40 repeat domains, characteristic of this gene family (amino acid sequence identity between MpTPL and A...; Bayesian phylogenetic analyses were performed to elucidate the evolution of the TPL, AUX/IAA, and ARF gene families using sequences from M. polymorpha, P. patens, Selaginell....
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To elucidate whether auxin hypersensitivity observed in MpIAA knockdown lines was due to misregulation of ARF genes, we explored the functional role of MpARF1. We focused on Mp...; Nucleotide sequence alignments for seven species with complete genomes ( Physcomitrella patens, Selaginella moellendorffii, Picea abies, Pseudotsuga menziesii (used only for...; Plants were observed in a Lumar.V12 dissecting microscope (Zeiss) and photographed with an AxioCam HRc (Zeiss). Fixation for SEM was performed in FAA (ethanol 50%, acetic acid 5...
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Report representative outputs alongside summary comparisons for Using PCR based methods and genomic sequences provided by the Joint Genome Institute, we identified single TPL ( MpTP L, genbank accession number KP877967 ), AUX/IAA ( MpIAA, K..., In order to further deplete free auxin levels in the thallus, we created transgenic plants overexpressing a heterologous bacterial auxin conjugation enzyme iaaL [,, ] under th..., Analysis of the MpTPL sequence revealed highly conserved LisH, CTLH and WD40 repeat domains, characteristic of this gene family (amino acid sequence identity between MpTPL and A..., Bayesian phylogenetic analyses were performed to elucidate the evolution of the TPL, AUX/IAA, and ARF gene families using sequences from M. polymorpha, P. patens, Selaginell....
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To elucidate whether auxin hypersensitivity observed in MpIAA knockdown lines was due to misregulation of ARF genes, we explored the functional role of MpARF1. We focused on Mp...; Nucleotide sequence alignments for seven species with complete genomes ( Physcomitrella patens, Selaginella moellendorffii, Picea abies, Pseudotsuga menziesii (used only for...; Plants were observed in a Lumar.V12 dissecting microscope (Zeiss) and photographed with an AxioCam HRc (Zeiss). Fixation for SEM was performed in FAA (ethanol 50%, acetic acid 5...
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(A) Each panel show six independent lines, transformed with constructs as indicated above the panels. Plants are treated as indicated to the left. Arrows indicate apical notches. (B) Left panel: Rhizoids from control Hyg R lines. Right panel: pro EF1: MpARF1 ΔD34 lines develop elongated and profuse rhizoids. (C) Apical notch and gemmae cup measurements for control, pro EF1: MpARF1 and pro EF1: MpARF1 ΔD34 primary transformants after 50 days of growth (30 independent lines were scored per genotype). MpARF1 overexpression results in increased branching rates. Deletion of D34 MpARF1 recovers the gemmae cup production lost by over-expressing full length MpARF1 transcripts. (D) Semi-quantitative RT-PCR showing six independent pro EF1: MpARF1 lines exhibiting an inverse correlation between MpARF1 and MpIAA transcript levels. Three of the six lines are shown in the panel, with line L6 having more extensive branching and a smaller size compared to line L2. The constitutive translation ELONGATION FACTOR 1-alpha (EF1) was used as a control. All scale bars = 1 cm, except D = 1 mm.
(A) Mature dormant gemma of pro MpTPL: 3xVENUSN7 with expression in two apical notches (asterisks). (B) 5-day-old gemmae of pro MpTPL: 3xVENUSN7. Expression has expanded from apical notches (asterisk) to zones of newly formed air chambers (arrowheads). Inset illustrates background fluorescence in the wild type with identical settings. (C) Mature 25-day-old pro MpTPL: 3xVENUSN7 line showing expression in meristematic regions (asterisks). (D) Young gemmae cup (gc) primordia in mature pro MpTPL: 3xVENUSN7 line. (E) Expression pattern of mature pro MpTPL: 3xVENUSN7 thallus on mock and 10µM 2,4-D media. Plants were transferred to exogenous auxin after 16 days on B5 media. (F) pro EF1: VENUS indicating expression in apical notches (asterisk) and gemmae cups (gc). (G) Dorsal side of wild-type thallus covered with photosynthetic air chambers and two apical notches from which gemmae cups (gc) develop. (H) pro EF1: MpTPL plants show dorsiventrality but are affected in cup development (arrowhead). (I) Representative pro EF1: MpTPL N176H line with a compact and multi-bifurcated thalli, with at least 7 apical notches (asterisks) produced in a similar area compared to (G). (J) p...
(A) pro EF1: MpTPL-D34 IAA lines suffer from severe dwarfism compared to pro EF1: MpTPL plants. (B) Strong pro EF1: MpTPL-D34 IAA line showing a lack of organized patterning, dorsiventral polarity and a limited degree of differentiation. Scales (arrowhead), air pores (asterisk) and rhizoids (r) are visible in random places and growth is severely affected. (C) pro EF1: MpTPL-D34 MpARF1 representative line showing a degree of differentiation similar to the prothallus stage of wild-type development. (D) pro EF1: MpTPL-D34 MpARF1 showing single cell layer prothalli-like tisssue. (E) pro EF1: MpTPL-D34 MpARF2 representative line. (F) Wild-type sporeling (10 days) transitioning into a single cell layered prothallus (14 days) and fully established multiple prothalli 18 days after plating. (G) Strong pro EF1: MpTPL-D34 BDL line lacking growth, differentiation and dorsiventrality, but still capable of producing rhizoids. (H) pro EF1: MpTPL-D34 MpARF3 lines differentiate gemmae cups and a dorsiventral polarity with dorsal air chambers and ventral rhizoids. The thallus has an apparent hyponastic curvature. (I, J) Multiple independent Hyg Res sporelings (transformed with an empty bi...
Auxin distribution influences establishment of the dorsiventral body plan. Consistent with earlier reports, growth of gemmae from germination on auxin containing media resulted in rhizoid formation from both dorsal and ventral surfaces. In addition, transfer of gemmae with established dorsiventrality to auxin plates caused several other developmental abnormalities, such as distorted growth of air chambers, air pores, and gemmae cups, but not changes in dorsiventrality (Fig - ). This is consistent with the observation that dorsiventrality is established within the first 24 hours of gemmaling growth and is irreversible after this time [,,,,,, ].
Sporangia from an Australian population of Marchantia polymorpha (from now on referred to as wild type) were collected from a southeastern Melbourne field location (37°57'48.36"S, 145° 6'20.41"E). Sporangia were sterilized in 1x sterilization solution (2% sodium hypochlorite, 0.1% TritonX-100) for 1 minute and subsequently washed with water. Sporangia were then dried and stored at 4°C.
Dormant gemmae, or gemmalings grown on B5 media for 2, 4, 6, 8, 10, 12, 14 and 16 days, were plated on B5 media with 10 µM 2,4-D or NAA (Sigma-Aldrich). L-Kyneurenine (Sigma-Aldrich) was used in a similar fashion as exogenous auxin.
(A) Wild-type gemmaling grown for 18 days on mock (DMSO). (B) 18-day-old wild-type gemmaling grown on 10 µM 2,4-D from day six of development. (C) 18-day-old wild-type gemmaling grown on auxin from day eight of development. (D) 18-day-old wild-type gemmaling grown on auxin from day 12 of development. Arrowheads indicate elongated gemma cups. (E) 18-day-old thallus grown on mock. (F) 18-day-old thallus grown on 250 µM L-Kyn; fused gemmae cups are observed. (G) Wild-type thalli after a month of growth. (H) pro MpSHI: iaaL plants fail to elongate laterally, forming narrow thalli after a month of growth. All scale bars are 1 mm, except for A to D, 1cm.
Primary sporeling-transformants expressing either pro EF1: MpTPL N176H or a Hyg Res control T-DNA were simultaneously plated and notches were counted by eye after 25 days of growth in B5 media (N = 17).
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