Transcription Cofactor CsMBF1c Enhances Heat Tolerance of Cucumber and Interacts with Heat-Related Proteins CsNFYA1 and CsDREB2

Bingwei Yu; Yonggui Liang; Qiteng Qin; Yafei Zhao; Chenyu Yang; Renjian Liu; Yuwei Gan; Huoyan Zhou; Zhengkun Qiu; Letian Chen; Shuangshuang Yan; Bihao Cao

doi:10.1021/acs.jafc.4c02398

July 1, 2024Journal of Agricultural and Food Chemistry

Transcription Cofactor CsMBF1c Enhances Heat Tolerance of Cucumber and Interacts with Heat-Related Proteins CsNFYA1 and CsDREB2

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Transcription cofactor CsMBF1c enhances heat tolerance in cucumber, interacting directly with stress-associated proteins CsNFYA1 and CsDREB2.
Genetic analysis indicates multiprotein bridging factor 1 is highly conserved across Cucurbitaceae, regulating vital plant defense responses.
Highlights transcription cofactor mechanisms controlling plant thermotolerance, though functional validation in field conditions is required.

Implication

Molecular analysis demonstrates CsMBF1c enhances heat tolerance in cucumber, highlighting conserved transcription factor pathways.

Abstract

Multiprotein bridging factor 1 (MBF1) is a very important transcription factor (TF) in plants, whose members influence numerous defense responses. Our study found that MBF1c in Cucurbitaceae was highly conserved.

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Yu et al. (2024) studied this question.

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Transcription Cofactor CsMBF1c Enhances Heat Tolerance of Cucumber and Interacts with Heat-Related Proteins CsNFYA1 and CsDREB2

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Transcription Cofactor CsMBF1c Enhances Heat Tolerance of Cucumber and Interacts with Heat-Related Proteins CsNFYA1 and CsDREB2

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