WO2009053511A1 - Método para mejorar la tolerancia a la salinidad - Google Patents
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- the field of the present invention is within the area of molecular biology, and in particular in the involvement of plant genes in sodium detoxification processes, the use of transformed organisms constitutively or inducedly expressing these genes, and methods of bioremediation for media recovery.
- the present invention relates to the set-up of a tool and a specific method to improve the tolerance to the salinity of living organisms and eliminate sodium (Na + ) from water, soil, sludge and any other means containing this element, based on the use of the gene of the phytokelatin synthase of Nicotiana glauca.
- Soil salinization is one of the most important problems that agriculture has for its development.
- Global climate change produces an increase in water stress, a cosubstantial factor of saline stress, since the water deficit is also the cause of the increase in salt concentrations in soils.
- NaCI sodium chloride
- the Na + can enter the cell through several types of channels, “voltage-dependent cation channels” and “voltage-independent cation channels” (VIC).
- VICs are the main route of entry of Na + to plant cells (Xiong L et al. (2002) in SaIt Tolerance. The Arabidopsis Book (American Society of Plant Biologists, pp 1-22).
- the voltage-dependent K + transporters can facilitate the entry of Na + ; for example, Arabidopsis AtHKTI (sodium transporter with sequence homology to the potassium transporters of the HKT family), is involved in the conduction of Na + from stems to roots.This recirculation seems to play an important role in the tolerance of plants to saline stress ⁇ Berthomieu P et al. (2003) EMBOjournal 22: 2004-2014).
- REPLACEMENT SHEET (Rule 28) The variation in the membrane potential (values ⁇ 130 mV) facilitates the entry of Na + Hyperpolation in the plasma yeast membrane is produced by the absence of the PMP3 gene ⁇ SNA1)
- the homologs in A thaliana are RCI2A and RCI2B (BLT101 in wheat) Overexpression of RCI2A can alleviate the suppression of growth and photo-oxidative damage by reducing the entry of Na + into the roots (Mitsuya S et al (2006) Physiology Pla ⁇ tarum 12895-102)
- the Na + is evacuated out of the cells by means of Na 4 VH + anti-carriers, located in the plasma membrane. Accordingly, the overexpression of the SOS1 gene of A thaliana, which codes for the Na + / H + anti-carrier SOS1 plasma membrane improves salinity tolerance (Shi H et al (2003) Nat biotechnol 21 81-85) In addition to the extrusion of Na + ions, one of the most important causes of salinity tolerance is compartmentalization in Ia vacuole The proton gradient that facilitates antiportation is produced by H + -ATPases and H + -piophosphatases (PPasas) vacuolar Transgenic plants that overexpress AVP1, H + -PP vacuolar, show a saline tolerance that correlates with increased content ionic within the plants ⁇ Yamaguchi Tet al (2005) Trends Plant Sci 10615-620) Likewise, plants that overexpress AtNHXI (Na + / H + vacu
- Osmolytes also play an important role in salinity tolerance. They protect against the loss of water and changes in the structure of the plasma membrane as a result of eliminating the toxic effects of ROS ("Reactive Oxygen Species") generated by the Psalm stress Prolina , glycine, betaine, trehalose, mannitol and sorbitol, produced in a manner
- ROS reactive Oxygen Species
- REPLACEMENT SHEET (Rule 26) abundant and accumulated in cells treated with salt, they represent an important component in the responses to saline stress (Sahia C. et al. (2006) Physiol Plant 127: 1-9). Overexpression of enzymes involved in the ROS detoxification route (SOD 1 CAT, GST, APX, GPX) results in an increase in tolerance to saline stress (Xiong L, Zhu JK (2002)).
- Transgenic tobacco seeds that overexpress a cDNA encoding an enzyme with glutathione S-transferase (GST) and glutathione peroxidase (GPX) activity, grow faster than control seeds when exposed to low temperatures and saline stress (Roxas VP , Smith RK, Jr, Alien ER, Alien RD (1997) Nat biotechnol 15: 988-991).
- GST glutathione S-transferase
- GPX glutathione peroxidase
- glioxalase I g'y I
- glioxalase Il gly II
- the enzymes glioxalase I (g'y I) and glioxalase Il (gly II) are necessary for the detoxification of methylglyoxal and confer salinity tolerance in transgenic tobacco plants (Singla-Pareek SL, Reddy MK, Sopory SK (2003) Proc Nati Acad Sci USA 100: 14672-14677).
- the EhHOG gene which encodes a MAPK that has an essential role in the osmoregulation route of yeast and other eukaryotes, was isolated from Eurotium herbariorum from the Dead Sea.
- MAPK Mitogen-Activated Protein Kinase
- osmoprotectants which are compatible solutes such as proline (amino acids), glycine-betaine, dehydrin and sugars (mannitol, trehalose, etc.) that function as osmolytes and protect the proline (amino acids), glycine-betaine, dehydrin and sugars (mannitol, trehalose, etc.) that function as osmolytes and protect the proline (amino acids), glycine-betaine, dehydrin and sugars (mannitol, trehalose, etc.) that function as osmolytes and protect the
- REPLACEMENT SHEET (Rule 26) dehydration cells, and therefore of turgor loss, improve root maintenance and shoot in response to water deficit
- AtHKTI is a Na + transporter inside the Arabidopsis thahana root ⁇ Rus et al, Plant Physiology 1362500-2511 (2001) is made, theoretically, the overexpression of this gene in a plant would allow a greater entry of Na + by the roots of individuals modified with said gene
- PCs phytokelatins
- PCS phytochelatma synthase
- the PCS gene of different species has been used to improve the tolerance and accumulation of heavy metals in various plant species as a solution to the problem of soil contamination by these pollutants, that is, the chosen plants have been given a greater capacity to tolerate and, what is more interesting, to accumulate, by phytoextraction, heavy metals Thus, the PCS seems to play an essential role in Ia
- the present invention also provides a method for reducing or eliminating sodium from any medium (solid, liquid or gas) containing said alkali metal, which consists of using PCSs in a living organism whose ability to combat the effects of Ia salinity is limited, and subtracting it from a specific medium through its accumulation in it
- the method object of the present invention has significant advantages over the procedures developed in the state of the art to combat salinity.
- it is a simple and very useful application method, since it allows the direct application to the contaminated medium, What is supposed, in the case of salimzados soils, to avoid the loss of soil by superficial washing of the runoff waters of those soils that do not allow the growth of wild plants
- FIG. 1 Comparison between NgPCSI and known PCSs.
- Identical amino acids are in black In gray catalytic triad formed by Cys 56, Hys162 and Asp180 similar to papain (papain-like) indispensable for catalysis
- Rootless tree built with the neighbor-jommg method (Clustal W) The bars represent the genetic distance (0 1 substitutions per site)
- the coding sequences of PCS genes are detailed below, the species and the access number are in brackets AhPCSI ( Arabidopsis hallen, AAS45236 1), AtPCSI (Arabidopsis thaliana, AAD16046 1), AtPCS2 (Arabidopsis thaliana, AAK94671 1), AsPCS (Allium sativum, AA013809 1), AyPCS (Athy ⁇ m yokoscense, BAB64960I 1 (Brassica BAB64960I 1) ), BnPCS (Brassica napus, CAK24968 1), CdPCS ⁇ Cyonodon dactylon, AAO13810 2), CePCS (Caenorhabditis elegans, NP_4964575 3), GmhPCS (homo-phytochelatm syntha
- Figure 2 Comparative growth in Cd 2+ and NaCI.
- the figure shows the comparison of growth rates vector pYES2NgPCS1l empty vector pYES2 in cells without NaCI and in cells with NaCI versus incubation time (in hours)
- the cells were grown at an OD of 1 to 600 nm, and inoculated at a concentration of 10 6 cells per me in a liquid medium without NaCI or with 0 6 M, 0 7 M, and 1 4 M C growth.
- REPLACEMENT SHEET (Regia 28) growth differences that are not due to the types of stress specifically studied since the mere presence of the vector pYES2NgPCS1 in yeast produces differences D. Comparison of the optical density between cells without NaCI and with NaCI 1.4 M. Growth model in minimal medium represented by OD versus the time in hours measured during a period of 4 days of growth Differences in absolute value of growth are observed for the 4 times chosen E. Relative content of intracellular concentration of Na +. The comparison of the intracellular concentration of Na + in cells containing the empty pVES2 vector and cells containing pYES2INgPCS1 Yeast cells were grown at an OD of 0 6 to 600 nm. The NaCI was added to a final concentration of 1 4 M. in cells with empty pYES2 they were taken as 100%
- FIG. 3 Expression of TaPCSI in hydroponic media and soils.
- Figure 4 Scheme of transfer DNA (tDNA). LB left end, LR right end, P promoter, G gene of interest, T terminator, GRA antibiotic resistance gene
- the object of the invention is the NgPCSI gene that encodes the phytokelatin synthase of Nicotiana glauca with sequence SEQ ID NO 1
- NgPCSI gene in a method to improve salinity tolerance and sodium accumulation of any living organism is also an object of the invention.
- Another object of the invention is the use of the NgPCSI gene in a method to recover a salted medium by modified organisms that express a phytochelatma synthase encoded by SEQ ID NO 1 or sequences that have at least 35% similarity with SEQ ID NO 1
- phytokelatins obtained in vivo or in vitro by enzymatic reaction mediated by phytochelatma smtase encoded by SEQ ID NO 1, or sequences with at least 35% similarity, such as sodium chelants, is the object of the invention
- the invention relates to an isolated sequence of a nucleic acid that codes for the Nicotiana glauca phytochelatma synthase (NgPCSI), characterized by SEQ ID NO 1
- encodes refers to the inherent property of specific nucleotide sequences in a polynucleotide such as gene, cDNA or mRNA that serves as a template for the synthesis of polymers and macromolecules in biological processes or in processes carried out in vitro.
- a vector comprising SEQ ID NO 1 is contemplated.
- said vector is a plasmid.
- Another main embodiment of the invention refers to a stable transgenic organism (genetically modified cell or organism) comprising the sequence SEQ ID NO 1
- Nicotiana glauca phytochelatma synthase located in the cytoplasm, is the enzyme that mediates the production of phytokelatins (PCs), using glutathione (GSH) as a substrate
- PCs phytokelatins
- GSH glutathione
- Overexpression of NgPCSI results in an increase in tolerance to Na + , in addition to the tolerance to heavy metals already observed in other PCSs
- the mechanism by which an improvement of the tolerance is produced is the chelation, by means of the PCs, of Na + ions and the subsequent seclusion in vacuoles of the PC- complexes Na +
- Another main aspect of the invention relates to the use of the sequence SEQ ID NO 1 to improve the tolerance to salinity and / or accumulation of sodium (Na + ) in a living organism (animal, plant or microorganism)
- REPLACEMENT SHEET (Rule 26) Sequences with at least 35% similarity of SEQ ID NO 1 cover those genes that have phytokelatin synthase function, that is, from euca ⁇ otas such as the Caenorhabditis elegans worm and bacteria to plants (which have a higher similarity)
- the transformation phase is carried out by any of the methods known in the state of the art.
- a vector comprising SEQ ID NO 1 or a sequence with the minus 35% similarity with SEQ ID NO 1 and, subsequently, said vector is introduced into the living organism
- the term "functional" refers to the regulatory sequences having an effect on the functionality of the gene in what refers to the transcription (start and end) and translation (start and end) of the messenger RNA and others not described
- regulatory sequences contemplated in the present invention are promoters and other less common as certain introns, the transcription term sequences and the start and end sequences for the subsequent translation of messenger RNA
- the constitutive expression of the PCS produces an improvement in the growth of yeasts and plants so that it can be used to solve vain problems (a) the cultivation of numerous plants in salinized soils or in waters with saline contamination, which can generate two direct benefits, Ia revalonzaconstruissus of lands abandoned by the salinization thanks to the production of biomass as well as the restoration of the same to return to be cultivated and (b) the cultivation of microorganisms modified in media with saline contamination to reduce the salt content of said media
- the living organism used in the method of the present invention is a yeast, preferably Saccharomyces cerevisiae
- the living organism is a plant, preferably Nicotiana glauca
- sequence SEQ ID No1 is contemplated to reduce or eliminate sodium from a liquid, solid or gaseous medium
- This application has allowed the development of a method to reduce or eliminate Na + from a liquid, solid or gaseous medium based on the following stages
- Ii identify the transformed organisms in i) by antibiotic selection, nor sow the sahnized medium with the organisms identified in n), iv cultivate the organisms for an adequate period of time, and v collect the organisms
- the process of genetic transformation is carried out by electroporation.
- these cells are also considered in the present invention as transgenic organisms although they are not directly used in the sodium binding in a salinized medium but serve as an amplifying medium in the case of E coli and as an instrument of infection in the case of A tumefaciens
- the collection of organisms will be done by flocculation, precipitation, centrifugation or any other method that allows to separate the microorganisms that have accumulated salts from the medium
- REPLACEMENT SHEET (Rule 26) In the case of using plants that express the gene to eliminate salts from a salinized medium, the plant will be collected, crushed before or after being dried and the remains will be discharged to a waste dump according to the legislation
- PCs phytokelatins
- Example 1 The phytokelatin synthase of N. glauca is very similar to the homologue of N. tabacum
- the new protein was compared with PCS of A thahana (accession number AAD16046 1 ), N tabacum (access number AY235426) and T aestivum (access number AAD50592 1), resulting in the following identity percentage 96% in relation to NtPCSI, 64% compared to AtPCSI and 59% with TaPCSI
- AAD16046 1 accession number
- AAD50592 1 accession number 96% in relation to NtPCSI
- 64% compared to AtPCSI 64% compared to AtPCSI and 59% with TaPCSI
- This high identity among the sequences of PCSs of plants belonging to different families, such as Brassicaceae, Poaceae and Solanaceae indicated a high conservation and, therefore, an important role of these proteins in plant rowing.
- Example 2 Overexpression of NgPCSI in yeasts leads to a tolerance to Cd 2 * and an accumulation and tolerance to Na 4 .
- NgPCSI can also confer tolerance to Cd 2+ This is especially evident in this work from experiments carried out at a concentration of 100 ⁇ M ( Figure 2A) This fact is completely in accordance with the previous results obtained in which the overexpression of TaPCSI in yeasts was produced under similar conditions of Cd 2+ concentration and using the same vector
- NgPCSI conferred tolerance to Na + when it was overexpressed in yeasts at concentrations of NaCl ranging from 0.6 to 1 M ( Figure 2A), which indicated a relevant function for this type of enzyme in the tolerance to psalm stress beyond paper.
- Figure 2A The growth mediated by NgPCSI with saline stress treatment was also investigated by analyzing the kinetics of the growth rates at NaCI concentrations of 0.6 and 0.7 M ( Figure 2B)
- Figure 2B At both concentrations , cells containing pYES2NgPCS1 showed a clear initial growth disadvantage compared to the empty vector pYES2
- the concentration 0.7 IvI produced a greater growth difference than 0.6 M 1 and therefore higher concentrations Vadas of NaCI produced a superior improvement of growth mediated by NgPCSI Consequently, with 1.4M NaCI, the growth of yeast cells was improved by the presence of Ng
- NgPCS1 improve the tolerance to NaCI, for example, by increasing only water retention, but not the accumulation of NaCP, or does it improve tolerance and accumulation?
- the toxicity of NaCI can be divided into two components of water stress and Na + damage. Therefore, it arose
- NgPCS1 improve the tolerance to NaCI, for example, by increasing only water retention, but not the accumulation of NaCP, or does it improve tolerance and accumulation?
- REPLACEMENT SHEET (Rule 26) accumulation of Na + in the cytoplasm of yeast cells with or without NgPCSI, showing that NgPCSI leads to a greater accumulation of Na + within yeast cells that contain the vector pYES2NgPCS1 ( Figure 2E)
- the binary vector pBI121 (Clontech) was used for the transformation.
- the GUS gene of the binary vector was replaced by the DNA coding for the TaPCSI wheat phytokelatin synthase by means of the SamHI and ECL136II restriction sites.
- the introduction of the plasmid was carried out. obtained, containing the TaPCSI cDNA, in Agrobacterium tumefa ⁇ e ⁇ s C58C1R ⁇ fR and later the transfer was made by infection to N glauca plants.
- the new construction was electroporated in Agrobacterium tumefaciens cells.
- the transformants were selected in LB plates with kanamycin and contacted with discs of 1 cm in diameter for 10 minutes with a suspension of A tumefaciens containing the desired construction
- the seeds of the different transgenic lines obtained were collected and that one was selected those that contained one or several integrations in the genome of the plant, recovering those that were able to grow in the presence of the antibiotic kanamycin
- the last step consisted of checking if the integration of the TaPCSI cDNA to the genome of Nicotiana glauca significantly improved the tolerance to Na + of the plant
- the study of the tolerance to Na + was carried out by germinating the transgenic seeds in a substrate with vermiculite and dolomite as well as in hydroponic conditions, applying NaCI at 7 and 2 weeks respectively, up to a final concentration of 200, 300 and 500 mM
- the submerged seeds were placed in Pet ⁇ plates with a medium prepared with 6 g / liter agar, salts of MS ⁇ Murashige T, Skoog F (1962) Physiol Pla ⁇ t 15473-497), and sucrose 10 g / liter at pH 5.7 buffered with MES (2- [N-morpholyn] ethanesulfonic acid) 0.25 g / liter
- MES - [N-morpholyn] ethanesulfonic acid
- the coding DNA was synthesized from 2 ⁇ g of the total RNA isolated from N glauca leaves by means of the reverse transcnptase of M-MuLV (Moloney mu ⁇ na leukemia virus) with oligo primer (dT) 18 (Fermentation kit of synthesis of the First strand coding DNA) according to the procedures recommended in the kit
- M-MuLV Moloney mu ⁇ na leukemia virus
- oligo primer (dT) 18 Fermentation kit of synthesis of the First strand coding DNA
- a microliter of the coding DNA produced was used as a template in a conventional 50 ⁇ L PCR reaction. Design of the primers for the polymerase chain reaction (PCR) was observed.
- REPLACEMENT SHEET (Rule 26) After carrying out the PCR experiments using different combinations, only two bands with the expected size of 1.5 Kb were obtained, corresponding in both cases to the primers FW1 / RV1 and FW2 / RV2 using an agarose gel with TAE buffer at 1%, the PCR reactions were carried out and extracted by freezing-pressure of the cut band and precipitation of the DNA by 1/50 volumes of 5M NaCl and 2 volumes of absolute EtOH After measuring the concentration of DNA in a spectrophotometer NanoDrop ND-1000, the amplified fragments were cloned into the pGEM-T Easy vector (Promega, Southampton, RU)
- E coh DH5 ⁇ was used as a host After selecting the correct transformants and isolating the plasmid DNA (Marligen bioscience, rapid plasmid isolation system), the cloned fragments were sequenced on an ABI Pnsm DNA sequencer (Perkin-Elmer) using the T7 sites and SP6 located in the vector Both complete sequences of the 1.5 Kb fragments were aligned with NtPCSI using William Pearson's LALIGN program and a 93% identity was observed in the sequence of the FW1 / RV1 fragment.
- the sequence of the second fragment, FW2 / RV2 revealed an identity of 91% between nucleotides 592 and 1501 of the sequence coding for NtPCSI
- the alignment of both sequence fragments resulted in the same nucleotide composition between position 592 and the termination codon Sequence C- Correct terminal corresponding to the RV1 primer was tested using the second NgPCSI sequenced fragment directionally subcloned into the Kpn ⁇ / S sites amHI of the expression vector pYES2 by a new PCR amplification with primers FW2 and RV2 and with the additional sequences Kpn ⁇ and ⁇ amHI, respectively
- pYES2 includes the E ri Amp r gene, the selectable yeast marker URA3 and the inducible GAL1 promoter for the expression in yeast cells E co /; it was transformed by electroporation and the transformants were selected for Amp r
- Yeast cells were grown in 20 ml of SD with appropriate to an absorbance at 600 nm of 0.6 , then amino acids, NaCI was added to a final concentration of 1.4 M NaCI and incubated at 28 0 C with shaking (150 rpm) for 3 hours, centrifuged for 5
- REPLACEMENT SHEET (Rule 26) minutes at 7,000 rpm (Beckman JA-20 rotor, 4 0 C), and washed four times with 10 ml of a solution containing 20 mM MgCl 2 and 1.5 M sorbitol Finally, the intracellular content was extracted by incubation with 0.5 ml of 20 mM MgCl 2 for 12 minutes at 95 0 C After centrifugation for 2 minutes at maximum speed, aliquots of the supernatant were analyzed with an atomic absorption spectrometer (Vanan) in the flame emission mode
- the superoxide anion O 2 " was detected, as described by Yamamoto Y ⁇ t al (2002) Plant Physiol 12863-72, using dihydroetidium (DHE), a reduced form of ethidium bromide, which is not fluorescent and can passively pass through the membrane of live cells Once in the cell, it is oxidized to give a fluorescent dye that binds to nearby DNA.
- DHE dihydroetidium
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