Isolation of At5PTase9 Mutants and Study of NaCl Tolerance in Arabidopsis
This study focuses on isolating homozygous mutants of At5PTase9 and assessing their response to NaCl stress. Wild-type and mutant plants were evaluated for growth and ROS production under different conditions. Results provide insights into At5PTase9 function in salt stress response.
Isolation of At5PTase9 Mutants and Study of NaCl Tolerance in Arabidopsis
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5PTase9 At2g01900 SALK_090899 SALK_090905 LP+RP LBb1+RP Isolation of homozygous mutants of At5ptase9 (Salk_090899) Salk_090899 Salk_090899 WT WT LP: TAT ACT TGC CAG CCC ATT TTG RP: TAC TGG TTT ATG CGT ATC CGG LBb1: ATT TTG CCG ATT TCG GAA C Supplemental Figure S1. Structure of At5PTase9 gene Upper panels: Molecular structure of the At5PTase9 gene, showing the positions of the T-DNA insertions. Bottom panel: verification of homozygosity of At5ptase9 mutants
150 mM NaCl WT (salk_090905) ½ MS ½ MS WT (salk_090905) Supplemental Figure S2. Growth of wild-type and At5ptase9 mutants in 150 mM NaCl. Wild-type and At5ptase9 mutants (Salk_090905) were germinated on 1/2 MS and after seven days transferred to plates supplemented with 150 mM NaCl or to 1/2 MS (control).
sorbitol control 20 15 ROS production (Rel. units) 10 5 0 WT At5ptase9 9-OE Supplemental Figure S3. ROS production in wild-type and At5ptase9 mutants or overexpressors treated with 400 mM sorbitol