Genome-Wide ORFeome Cloning and Analysis of Arabidopsis Transcription Factor Genes

Author:

Gong Wei1,Shen Yun-Ping1,Ma Li-Geng1,Pan Yi1,Du Yun-Long1,Wang Dong-Hui1,Yang Jian-Yu1,Hu Li-De1,Liu Xin-Fang1,Dong Chun-Xia1,Ma Li1,Chen Yan-Hui1,Yang Xiao-Yuan1,Gao Ying1,Zhu Danmeng1,Tan Xiaoli1,Mu Jin-Ye1,Zhang Da-Bing1,Liu Yu-Le1,Dinesh-Kumar S.P.1,Li Yi1,Wang Xi-Ping1,Gu Hong-Ya1,Qu Li-Jia1,Bai Shu-Nong1,Lu Ying-Tang1,Li Jia-Yang1,Zhao Jin-Dong1,Zuo Jianru1,Huang Hai1,Deng Xing Wang1,Zhu Yu-Xian1

Affiliation:

1. Peking-Yale Joint Center for Plant Molecular Genetics and Agrobiotechnology, College of Life Sciences, and the National Laboratory of Protein Engineering and Plant Genetic Engineering, Peking University, Beijing 100871, China (W.G., Y.-P.S., L.-G.M., Y.P., Y.-L.D., D.-H.W., C.-X.D., Y.-H.C., X.-Y.Y., Y.G., D.Z., Y.L., H.-Y.G., L.-J.Q., S.-N.B., J.-D.Z., Y.-X.Z.); State Key Laboratory of Genetic E

Abstract

Abstract Here, we report our effort in generating an ORFeome collection for the Arabidopsis transcription factor (TF) genes. In total, ORFeome clones representing 1,282 Arabidopsis TF genes have been obtained in the Gateway high throughput cloning pENTR vector, including 411 genes whose annotation lack cDNA support. All the ORFeome inserts have also been mobilized into a yeast expression destination vector, with an estimated 85% rate of expressing the respective proteins. Sequence analysis of these clones revealed that 34 of them did not match with either the reported cDNAs or current predicted open-reading-frame sequences. Among those, novel alternative splicing of TF gene transcripts is responsible for the observed differences in at least five genes. However, those alternative splicing events do not appear to be differentially regulated among distinct Arabidopsis tissues examined. Lastly, expression of those TF genes in 17 distinct Arabidopsis organ types and the cultured cells was profiled using a 70-mer oligo microarray.

Publisher

Oxford University Press (OUP)

Subject

Plant Science,Genetics,Physiology

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