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Characterization of the 1-aminocyclopropane-1-carboxylic acid (ACC) oxidase multigene family of Malus domestica Borkh.

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:Two 1-aminocyclopropane-1-carboxylic acid (ACC) oxidase (ACO) genes have been cloned from RNA isolated from leaf tissue of apple (Malus domestica cv. Royal Gala). The genes, designated MD-ACO2 (with an ORF of 990bp) and MD-ACO3 (966bp) have been compared with a previously cloned gene of apple, MD-ACO1 (with an ORF of 942bp). MD-ACO1 and MD-ACO2 share a close nucleotide sequence identity of 93.9% in the ORF but diverge in the 3' untranslated regions (3'-UTR) (69.5%). In contrast, MD-ACO3 shares a lower sequence identity with both MD-ACO1 (78.5%) and MD-ACO2 (77.8%) in the ORF, and 68.4% (MD-ACO1) and 71% (MD-ACO2) in the 3'-UTR. Southern analysis confirmed that MD-ACO3 is encoded by a distinct gene, but the distinction between MD-ACO1 and MD-ACO2 is not as definitive. Gene expression analysis has shown that MD-ACO1 is restricted to fruit tissues, with optimal expression in ripening fruit, MD-ACO2 expression occurs more predominantly in younger fruit tissue, with some expression in young leaf tissue, while MD-ACO3 is expressed predominantly in young and mature leaf tissue, with less expression in young fruit tissue and least expression in ripening fruit. Protein accumulation studies using western analysis with specific antibodies raised to recombinant MD-ACO1 and MD-ACO3 produced in E. coli confirmed the accumulation of MD-ACO1 in mature fruit, and an absence of accumulation in leaf tissue. In contrast, MD-ACO3 accumulation occurred in younger leaf tissue, and in younger fruit tissue. Further, the expression of MD-ACO3 and accumulation of MD-ACO3 in leaf tissue is linked to fruit longevity. Analysis of the kinetic properties of the three apple ACOs using recombinant enzymes produced in E. coli revealed apparent Michaelis constants (K(m)) of 89.39 microM (MD-ACO1), 401.03 microM (MD-ACO2) and 244.5 microM (MD-ACO3) for the substrate ACC, catalytic constants (K(cat)) of 6.6x10(-2) (MD-ACO1), 3.44x10(-2) (Md-ACO2) and 9.14x10(-2) (MD-ACO3) and K(cat)/K(m) (microMs(-1)) values of 7.38x10(-4) microMs(-1) (MD-ACO1), 0.86x10(-4)Ms(-1) (MD-ACO2) and 3.8x10(-4) microMs(-1) (MD-ACO3). These results show that MD-ACO1, MD-ACO2 and MD-ACO3 are differentially expressed in apple fruit and leaf tissue, an expression pattern that is supported by some variation in kinetic properties.

journal_name

Phytochemistry

journal_title

Phytochemistry

authors

Binnie JE,McManus MT

doi

10.1016/j.phytochem.2009.01.002

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Has Abstract

pub_date

2009-02-01 00:00:00

pages

348-60

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eissn

0031-9422

issn

1873-3700

pii

S0031-9422(09)00003-X

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Characterization of the 1-aminocyclopropane-1-carboxylic acid (ACC) oxidase multigene family of Malus domestica Borkh.