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Molecular cloning and comparative analysis of transcripts encoding chemosensory proteins from two plant bugs, Lygus lineolaris and Lygus hesperus 被引量:1
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作者 J.Joe Hull omaththage p.perera Mei-Xian Wang 《Insect Science》 SCIE CAS CSCD 2020年第3期404-424,共21页
Chemosensory proteins(CSPs)are soluble carrier proteins typically characterized by a six‐helix bundle structure joined by two disulfide bridges and a conserved Cys spacing pattern(C1‐X6‐8‐C2‐X16‐21‐C3‐X2‐C4).... Chemosensory proteins(CSPs)are soluble carrier proteins typically characterized by a six‐helix bundle structure joined by two disulfide bridges and a conserved Cys spacing pattern(C1‐X6‐8‐C2‐X16‐21‐C3‐X2‐C4).CSPs are functionally diverse with reported roles in chemosensation,immunity,development,and resistance.To expand our molecular understanding of CSP function in plant bugs,we used recently developed transcriptomic resources for Lygus lineolaris and Lygus hesperus to identify 17 and 14 CSP‐like sequences,respectively.The Lygus CSPs are orthologous and share significant sequence identity with previously annotated CSPs.Three of the CSPs are predicted to deviate from the typical CSP structure with either five or seven helical segments rather than six.The seven helix CSP is further differentiated by an atypical C3‐X3‐C4 Cys spacing motif.Reverse transcriptase PCR‐based profiling of CSP transcript abundance in adult L.lineolaris tissues revealed broad expression for most of the CSPs with antenna specific expression limited to a subset of the CSPs.Comparative sequence analyses and homology modeling suggest that variations in the amino acids that comprise the Lygus CSP binding pockets affect the size and nature of the ligands accommodated. 展开更多
关键词 CHEMOSENSATION chemosensory protein homology modeling Lygus plant bug mired TRANSCRIPTOME
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