Multiple transcription factors mediate acclimation of Chlamydomonas to light stress

Author:

Wulf DonatORCID,Krüger Fabian JanoschORCID,Klages Levin JoeORCID,Viehöver PriscaORCID,Jin EonSeonORCID,Wobbe LutzORCID,Eisenhut MarionORCID,Kruse OlafORCID,Blifernez-Klassen OlgaORCID,Bräutigam AndreaORCID

Abstract

AbstractLight as a substrate for photosynthesis may be a boon or a bane. To thrive, photosynthetic organisms must constantly respond to changing light and CO2 conditions by balancing energy harvest and consumption in a highly dynamic way. Two major safeguard measures of photoacclimation, that is photoprotection and carbon concentrating mechanism, underlie tight transcriptional control, leading to expression changes under high light and limited CO2 with different dynamics for both systems. Here, by using a consensus gene regulatory network inferred by employing a compendium of 1,869 RNA-seq datasets, we identified and validatedin vivoeight candidate transcription factors (TFs) that contribute to photoacclimation inChlamydomonas reinhardtii. Target gene analyses indicate that the TFs act individually in associated pathways but also influence each other in expression, and function as network parts with partial redundancy with respect to photoprotection. The analyses unveil that stress responses inChlamydomonasare mediated by a complex, interconnected network of TFs rather than a hierarchical system where multiple regulators can influence each other and target gene expression and thereby mitigate the effects of loss.

Publisher

Cold Spring Harbor Laboratory

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