Rice stripe virus NS2 and NS3 proteins jointly stabilize OsI

Hongmei Liu , but how this hormone influences immunity is not fully understood. Here, we report that RSV infection results in dwarfi sm and short crown roots in rice and reduces the sensitivity of rice plants to NAA. The RSV-encoded nonstructural protein 3 (NS3) interacts with Aux/IAA repressor protein OsIAA25, indicating that OsIAA25 positively regulates RSV infection. Thus。

a single-amino-acid substitution of leucine for proline at position 98, exhibit growth and development defects similar to RSV-infected plants and increased susceptibility to RSV infection. By contrast, NS2 and NS3 can form heterodimers to enhance the ability to stabilize OsIAA25. Plants overexpressing OsIAA25 or OsIAA25P98L, disrupting its degradation by the auxin receptor transport inhibitor response 1 (OsTIR1). Additionally, Changxiang Zhu , Ting Zhang , Kaijie Shang , pathogen manipulation of auxin signaling promotes disease and inhibits plant growth, Chenchen Wang Abstract Rice stripe virus (RSV) causes substantial rice (Oryza sativa) yield losses and poses a serious threat to agricultural production. Auxin is a pivotal hormone in orchestrating the antagoni sm between plant growth and defense. Conversely, Shumei Zhou , OsIAA25 knockout plants display an opposite phenotype, Na Xu , our findings establish a mechani sm by which RSV proteins guide virus infection and affect plant growth by interfering with the auxin signaling pathway through their interaction with rice OsIAA25. Paper Linkage: https://doi.org/10.1093/plphys/kiag080 , Xipan Wang , Ying Li ,。

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