The autophagy-related genes BbATG1 and BbATG8 have different functions in differentiation, stress resistance and virulence of mycopathogen Beauveria bassiana
Autophagy-related proteins play significantly different roles in eukaryotes. In the entomopathogenic fungus Beauveria bassiana , autophagy is associated with fungal growth and development. BbATG1 (a serine/threonine protein kinase) and BbATG8 (a ubiquitin-like protein) have similar roles in autophag...
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description | Autophagy-related proteins play significantly different roles in eukaryotes. In the entomopathogenic fungus
Beauveria bassiana
, autophagy is associated with fungal growth and development.
BbATG1
(a serine/threonine protein kinase) and
BbATG8
(a ubiquitin-like protein) have similar roles in autophagy, but different roles in other processes. Disruption mutants of
BbATG1
and
BbATG8
had impaired conidial germination under starvation stress. The mutant Δ
BbATG8
exhibited enhanced sensitivity to oxidative stress, while a Δ
BbATG1
mutant did not.
BbATG1
and
BbATG8
showed different roles in spore differentiation. The blastospore yield was reduced by 70% and 92% in Δ
BbATG1
and Δ
BbATG8
mutants, respectively and the double mutant had a reduction of 95%. Conidial yield was reduced by approximately 90% and 50% in Δ
BbATG1
and Δ
BbATG8
mutants, respectively. A double mutant had a reduction similar to Δ
BbATG1
. Additionally, both
BbATG1
and
BbATG8
affected the levels of conidial protein BbCP15p required for conidiation. The virulence of each autophagy-deficient mutant was considerably weakened as indicated in topical and intrahemocoel injection assays and showed a greater reduction in topical infection. However,
BbATG1
and
BbATG8
had different effects on fungal virulence. Our data indicate that these autophagy-related proteins have different functions in fungal stress response, asexual development and virulence. |
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BbATG1
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BbATG1
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BbATG8
(a ubiquitin-like protein) have similar roles in autophagy, but different roles in other processes. Disruption mutants of
BbATG1
and
BbATG8
had impaired conidial germination under starvation stress. The mutant Δ
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exhibited enhanced sensitivity to oxidative stress, while a Δ
BbATG1
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BbATG1
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Beauveria bassiana
, autophagy is associated with fungal growth and development.
BbATG1
(a serine/threonine protein kinase) and
BbATG8
(a ubiquitin-like protein) have similar roles in autophagy, but different roles in other processes. Disruption mutants of
BbATG1
and
BbATG8
had impaired conidial germination under starvation stress. The mutant Δ
BbATG8
exhibited enhanced sensitivity to oxidative stress, while a Δ
BbATG1
mutant did not.
BbATG1
and
BbATG8
showed different roles in spore differentiation. The blastospore yield was reduced by 70% and 92% in Δ
BbATG1
and Δ
BbATG8
mutants, respectively and the double mutant had a reduction of 95%. Conidial yield was reduced by approximately 90% and 50% in Δ
BbATG1
and Δ
BbATG8
mutants, respectively. A double mutant had a reduction similar to Δ
BbATG1
. Additionally, both
BbATG1
and
BbATG8
affected the levels of conidial protein BbCP15p required for conidiation. The virulence of each autophagy-deficient mutant was considerably weakened as indicated in topical and intrahemocoel injection assays and showed a greater reduction in topical infection. However,
BbATG1
and
BbATG8
had different effects on fungal virulence. Our data indicate that these autophagy-related proteins have different functions in fungal stress response, asexual development and virulence.</abstract><cop>London</cop><pub>Nature Publishing Group UK</pub><pmid>27197558</pmid><doi>10.1038/srep26376</doi><tpages>1</tpages><oa>free_for_read</oa></addata></record> |
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