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Plant lipid-associated fibrillin proteins condition jasmonate production under photosynthetic stress.

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Summary The role of a subfamily of lipid globule-associated proteins, referred to as plant fibrillins (FIB1a, -1b, -2), was determined using a RNA interference (RNAi) strategy. We show that Arabidopsis plants with reduced levels of these plastid structural proteins are impaired in long-term acclimation to environmental constraint, namely photooxidative stress imposed by high light combined with cold. As a result, their photosynthetic apparatus is inefficiently protected. This leads to the prevalence of an abnormal granal and stromal membrane arrangement, as well as higher photosystem II photoinhibition under stress. The visible phenotype of FIB1-2 RNAi lines also includes retarded shoot growth and a deficit in anthocyanin accumulation under stress. All examined phenotypic effects of lower FIB levels are abolished by jasmonate (JA) treatment. An atypical expression pattern of several JA-induced genes was observed in RNAi plants. A JA-deficient mutant was found to share similar stress phenotypic characteristics with FIB RNAi plants. We conclude a new physiological role for JA, namely acclimation of chloroplasts, and that light/cold stress-related JA biosynthesis is conditioned by the accumulation of plastoglobule-associated FIB1-2 proteins. Consistent correlative data suggest that this FIB effect is mediated by plastoglobule (and triacylglycerol) accumulation as the potential site for initiating the chloroplast stress-related JA biosynthesis.

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hal-00468813 , version 1 (31-03-2010)

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Abir Youssef, Yec'Han Laizet, Maryse A Block, Eric Maréchal, Jean-Pierre Alcaraz, et al.. Plant lipid-associated fibrillin proteins condition jasmonate production under photosynthetic stress.. Plant Journal, 2010, 61 (3), epub ahead of print. ⟨10.1111/j.1365-313X.2009.04067.x⟩. ⟨hal-00468813⟩
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