Progress on cysteine-rich receptor-like kinase family in plants

doi:10.3969/j.issn.1004-1524.2020.12.22

Acta Agriculturae Zhejiangensis ›› 2020, Vol. 32 ›› Issue (12): 2303-2312.DOI: 10.3969/j.issn.1004-1524.2020.12.22

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Progress on cysteine-rich receptor-like kinase family in plants

GENG Yanfei¹(), LYU Mingfang²^,^*()

1. College of Agriculture and Food Science, Zhejiang A&F University, Hangzhou 311300, China
2. Institute of Virology and Biotechnology, Zhejiang Academy of Agricultural Sciences, Hangzhou 310021, China

Received:2020-04-03 Online:2020-12-25 Published:2020-12-25
Contact: LYU Mingfang

Abstract

Abstract:

Cysteine-rich receptor-like kinases (CRKs), as a kind of upstream signaling molecules, are important for sensing stress signals and triggering immune responses to various biotic and abiotic stresses during plant growth and development. CRKs are mainly composed of signal peptide, DUF26 (PF01657), transmembrane domain and intracellular kinase domain, in which both DUF26 and kinase domains are highly conserved in different species. Bioinformatic analysis has shown that there are 37-170 members of CRK family from monocots and dicots, and most of them have been suggested to play different roles in plant growth and stress response. This paper reviewed the current advances on cysteine-rich receptor-like kinase family in plants, such as gene structures and functions in plant growth, development, and stress responses,and may be of great significance for improving the ability of crops to resist stress.

Key words: cysteine-rich receptor-like kinases, plant, stress, growth and development

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GENG Yanfei, LYU Mingfang. Progress on cysteine-rich receptor-like kinase family in plants[J]. Acta Agriculturae Zhejiangensis, 2020, 32(12): 2303-2312.

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物种 Species	基因名称 Gene name	基因号 Gene ID	调控途径 Regulatory pathways	参考文献 References
拟南芥	CRK2	At1g70520	花期、矮化、衰老、ABA应答	[11]
Arabidopsis thaliana			Flowering time, dwarf, senescence and ABA response
	CRK4	At3g45860	花期、衰老、免疫应答	[11,17,27]
			Flowering time, senescence, immune response
	CRK5	At4g23130	发芽、矮化、衰老、免疫应答	[11, 12]
			Germination, dwarf, senescence, immune response
	CRK6	At4g23140	衰老、免疫应答	[11,17,27]
			Senescence, immune response
	CRK7	At4g23150	花期、ROS 信号途径	[18]
			Flowering time, ROS signaling pathway
	CRK13	At4g23210	衰老、免疫应答	[30]
			Senescence, immune response
	CRK19	At4g23270	花期、SA应答、免疫应答	[11, 17]
			Flowering time, SA and immune response
	CRK20	At4g23280	衰老、SA应答、免疫应答	[11,17,32]
			Senescence, SA and immune response
	CRK28	At4g21400	根毛、表皮毛、衰老、免疫应答	[11,20,22]
			root architecture, trichome, senescence, immune response
	CRK29	At4g21410	发芽、根长、衰老	[11, 22]
			Germination, root length, senescence
	CRK36	At4g04490	ABA 应答、免疫应答	[24,29,34]
			ABA and immune response
	CRK37	At4g04500	发芽、衰老、ABA应答	[11, 24]
			Germination, senescence, ABA response
	CRK38	At4g04510	发芽、花期、衰老	[11]
			Germination, flowering time and senescence
	CRK42	At5g40380	根长、衰老	[11]
			Root length, senescence
	CRK45	At4g11890	抽薹、衰老、干旱、ABA及免疫应答	[11,23,31]
			Bolting, senescence, drought, ABA and immune response
水稻	Os07g0488400	LOC_Os07g30510	免疫反应	[36]
Oryza sativa			Immune response
	CRK6	LOC_Os07g35690	抗白叶枯	[37]
			Resistance to Xoo(Xanthomonas oryzae pv. oryzae)
	CRK10	LOC_Os07g35700	抗白叶枯	[37]
			Resistance to Xoo(Xanthomonas oryzae pv. oryzae)
海岛棉	GbCRK18	GOBAR_DD09713	抗黄萎病	[6]
Gossypium barbadense			Enhance resistance to Verticillium wilt
蒺藜苜蓿	SymCRK	XM_003601311	免疫应答	[14]
Medicago truncatula			Immunity response
大麦	HvCRK1	CBX51235	调控白粉病	[38]
Hordeum vulgare			Enhanced resistance to powdery mildew
小麦Triticum aestivum	TaCRK1	KC818618	ABA应答	[10]
			ABA response
	TaRLK-R1	DQ270234	抗小麦条锈病	[39]
			Resistance to stripe rust fungus infection
	TaCRK68-A	MK188517	高温、干旱、寒冷、盐胁迫	[7]
			Heat, drought, cold and salinity stress
番茄	SlCRK1	KC736926	花药中特异表达、不受胁迫诱导	[40]
Solanum lycopersicum			Specific expression in the flower, Not induced by stress treatment
黄瓜Cucumis sativus	Csa1M064780	XM_031889561	抗白粉病	[41]
			Resistance to powdery mildew
	Csa1M064790	XM_031882195	抗白粉病	[41]
			Resistance to powdery mildew

物种 Species	基因名称 Gene name	基因号 Gene ID	调控途径 Regulatory pathways	参考文献 References
拟南芥	CRK2	At1g70520	花期、矮化、衰老、ABA应答	[11]
Arabidopsis thaliana			Flowering time, dwarf, senescence and ABA response
	CRK4	At3g45860	花期、衰老、免疫应答	[11,17,27]
			Flowering time, senescence, immune response
	CRK5	At4g23130	发芽、矮化、衰老、免疫应答	[11, 12]
			Germination, dwarf, senescence, immune response
	CRK6	At4g23140	衰老、免疫应答	[11,17,27]
			Senescence, immune response
	CRK7	At4g23150	花期、ROS 信号途径	[18]
			Flowering time, ROS signaling pathway
	CRK13	At4g23210	衰老、免疫应答	[30]
			Senescence, immune response
	CRK19	At4g23270	花期、SA应答、免疫应答	[11, 17]
			Flowering time, SA and immune response
	CRK20	At4g23280	衰老、SA应答、免疫应答	[11,17,32]
			Senescence, SA and immune response
	CRK28	At4g21400	根毛、表皮毛、衰老、免疫应答	[11,20,22]
			root architecture, trichome, senescence, immune response
	CRK29	At4g21410	发芽、根长、衰老	[11, 22]
			Germination, root length, senescence
	CRK36	At4g04490	ABA 应答、免疫应答	[24,29,34]
			ABA and immune response
	CRK37	At4g04500	发芽、衰老、ABA应答	[11, 24]
			Germination, senescence, ABA response
	CRK38	At4g04510	发芽、花期、衰老	[11]
			Germination, flowering time and senescence
	CRK42	At5g40380	根长、衰老	[11]
			Root length, senescence
	CRK45	At4g11890	抽薹、衰老、干旱、ABA及免疫应答	[11,23,31]
			Bolting, senescence, drought, ABA and immune response
水稻	Os07g0488400	LOC_Os07g30510	免疫反应	[36]
Oryza sativa			Immune response
	CRK6	LOC_Os07g35690	抗白叶枯	[37]
			Resistance to Xoo(Xanthomonas oryzae pv. oryzae)
	CRK10	LOC_Os07g35700	抗白叶枯	[37]
			Resistance to Xoo(Xanthomonas oryzae pv. oryzae)
海岛棉	GbCRK18	GOBAR_DD09713	抗黄萎病	[6]
Gossypium barbadense			Enhance resistance to Verticillium wilt
蒺藜苜蓿	SymCRK	XM_003601311	免疫应答	[14]
Medicago truncatula			Immunity response
大麦	HvCRK1	CBX51235	调控白粉病	[38]
Hordeum vulgare			Enhanced resistance to powdery mildew
小麦Triticum aestivum	TaCRK1	KC818618	ABA应答	[10]
			ABA response
	TaRLK-R1	DQ270234	抗小麦条锈病	[39]
			Resistance to stripe rust fungus infection
	TaCRK68-A	MK188517	高温、干旱、寒冷、盐胁迫	[7]
			Heat, drought, cold and salinity stress
番茄	SlCRK1	KC736926	花药中特异表达、不受胁迫诱导	[40]
Solanum lycopersicum			Specific expression in the flower, Not induced by stress treatment
黄瓜Cucumis sativus	Csa1M064780	XM_031889561	抗白粉病	[41]
			Resistance to powdery mildew
	Csa1M064790	XM_031882195	抗白粉病	[41]
			Resistance to powdery mildew

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植物 Plant	CRK数量/个 CRK number	参考文献 References
拟南芥Arabidopsis thaliana	44	[1]
海岛棉Gossypium barbadense	63	[6]
水稻Oryza sativa	49	[7]
二穗短柄草Brachypodium distachyon	43	[7]
大麦Hordeum vulgare	37	[7]
高粱Sorghum bicolor	38	[7]
小麦Triticum aestivum	170	[7]
红花菜豆Phaseolus coccineus	46	[9]
大豆Glycine max	91	[8]
蒺藜苜蓿Medicago truncatula	53	[8]
夏枯草Phaseolus vulgaris	54	[8]
玉米Zea mays	38	[8]

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