Expression of rice acyl-CoA oxidase isoenzymes in response to wounding.

J Plant Physiol

Department of Biological Sciences, Inha University, Incheon 402-751, Republic of Korea.

Published: May 2007

AI Article Synopsis

  • This study highlights the role of acyl-CoA oxidase (ACX) in rice, identifying three isogenes (OsACX1, OsACX2, and OsACX3) with different expression patterns in response to wounding.
  • OsACX1 is mainly expressed in leaves, stems, and roots and is upregulated during wounding, while OsACX2 is primarily found in seeds.
  • The research suggests that OsACX2 provides energy to germinating seeds, whereas OsACX1 is involved in the synthesis of jasmonic acid, which is important for the plant's response to injury.

Article Abstract

To elucidate the role of acyl-CoA oxidase (ACX; EC 1.3.3.6) in plants, the expression patterns of rice ACXs in response to wounding were characterized. Three isogenes of ACX were identified in the rice genome. The deduced proteins of OsACX1, OsACX2 and OsACX3 consist of 669, 699 and 685 amino acid residues, respectively. The results from reverse transcriptase-PCR indicate that OsACX1 is expressed in leaves, stems, and roots, but was barely detectable in germinating seeds. OsACX2 was expressed predominantly in seeds. Only OsACX1 was upregulated by wounding, both locally and systemically. The expression of OsACX2 and OsACX3 remained unchanged. It is suggested that OsACX2 is involved in providing germinating seeds with sugar and energy, while OsACX1 plays a role in the synthesis of jasmonic acid in response to wounding.

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