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GrainGenes Reference Report: MPM-14-1376

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Reference
MPM-14-1376
Title
Rds and Rih mediate hypersensitive cell death independent of gene-for-gene resistance to the oat crown rust pathogen Puccinia coronata f. sp avenae
Journal
Molecular Plant-Microbe Interactions
Year
2001
Volume
14
Pages
1376-1383
Author
Yu GX
Braun E
Wise RP
Abstract
Summary: The Pca crown rust resistance cluster in the diploid Avena genus confers gene-for-gene specificity to numerous isolates of Puccinia coronata f. sp. avenae. Recombination breakpoint analysis indicates that specificities conferred by the Pca cluster are controlled by at least five distinct genes, designated Pc81, Pc82, Pc83, Pc84, and Pc85. Avena plants with the appropriate genotype frequently respond to P. coronata by undergoing hypersensitive cell death at the sites of fungal infection. Auto-fluorescence of host cells in response to P. coronata occurs in plants that develop visible necrotic lesions but not in plants that lack this phenotype. Two newly described, non-Pc loci were shown to control hypersensitive cell death. Rds (resistance-dependent suppressor of cell death) suppresses the hypersensitive response (HR), but not the resistance, mediated by the Pc82 resistance gene. In contrast, Rih (resistance-independent hypersensitive cell death) confers HR in both resistant and susceptible plants. Linkage analysis indicates that Rds is unlinked to the Pca cluster, whereas Rih is tightly linked to it. These results indicate that multiple synchronous pathways affect the development of hypersensitive cell death and that HR is not essential for resistance to crown rust. Further characterization of these genes will clarify the relationship between plant disease resistance and localized hypersensitive cell death
External Databases
Pubmed: 11768532
Keyword
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analysis
avena
avenae
cell
cell death
cluster
conferring resistance
crown
crown rust
crown rust resistance
death
defense responses
development
diploid
diploid avena
disease
disease resistance
fungal
fungal infection
gene
gene-for-gene
genotype
genus
hexaploid oat
host
hypersensitive response
identification
infection
isolate
lesions
linkage
linkage analysis
loci
locus
oat
pathogen
pathway
pca
phenotype
plant disease resistance
plant-disease
potato virus-x
puccinia
puccinia coronata
recombination
resistance
resistance gene
resistant
response
rust
rust resistance
site
specificity
stripe rust
suppression
suppressor

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