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Title:
The rice thylakoid lumenal cyclophilin OsCYP20-2 confers enhanced environmental stress tolerance in tobacco and Arabidopsis .
Author:
Kim SK You YN Park JC Joung Y Kim BG Ahn JC Cho HS
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Plant Cell Rep
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V : 31 P : 417-26
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2012
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pub22041789
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The role that the putative thylakoid lumenal cyclophilin ( CYP )
CYP20-2
locates in the thylakoid , and whether
CYP20-2
is an essential gene , have not yet been elucidated . Here , we show that
CYP20-2
is well conserved in several photosynthetic plants and that the transcript level of the rice OsCYP20-2 gene is highly regulated under abiotic stress . We found that ectopic expression of rice OsCYP20-2 in both tobacco and Arabidopsis confers enhanced tolerance to osmotic stress and extremely high light . Based on these results , we suggest that although the exact biochemical function of OsCYP20-2 in the thylakoid lumen ( TL ) remains unclear , it may be involved in photosynthetic acclimation to help plants cope with environmental stress ; the OsCYP20-2 gene may be a candidate for enhancing multiple abiotic stress tolerance .
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The role that the putative thylakoid lumenal cyclophilin ( CYP )
CYP20-2
locates in the thylakoid , and whether
CYP20-2
is an essential gene , have not yet been elucidated .
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Here , we show that
CYP20-2
is well conserved in several photosynthetic plants and that the transcript level of the rice OsCYP20-2 gene is highly regulated under abiotic stress .
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