Nat Commun May 2023 PMID 37147280

Coordinated regulation of vegetative phase change by brassinosteroids and the age pathway in Arabidopsis.

Bingying Zhou, Qing Luo, Yanghui Shen, Liang Wei, Xia Song, Hangqian Liao, Lan Ni, Tao Shen, Xinglin Du, Junyou Han, Mingyi Jiang, Shengjun Feng, Gang Wu

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The discussions emphasize the importance of the research, with comments highlighting how brassinosteroids influence plant development and referencing specific proteins like SPL9, TOE1, and BIN2, which demonstrates both interest and engagement. Words like 'critical,' 'breakthrough,' and 'important' amplify the perceived impact of the publication.

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Participants recognize the significance of understanding vegetative phase regulation, suggesting the findings could influence future plant biology research.

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The study finds that brassinosteroids (BRs), a type of plant hormone, help regulate when plants switch from juvenile to mature phases by stabilizing key proteins like SPL9 and TOE1, which are involved in this process.
A mutation that disrupts BR production Causes delays in vegetative phase change because it reduces levels of SPL9 and miR172, leading to increased TOE1, which inhibits the transition.
The research shows GSK3-like kinase BIN2 interacts with SPL9 and TOE1, phosphorylating them and promoting their degradation, which highlights how BRs work to keep these proteins stable and control plant development.]

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Regulation of Plant Vegetative Phase Change by Brassinosteroids and Age Pathways

This study explores how brassinosteroids regulate the transition from juvenile to mature phases in Arabidopsis by stabilizing key proteins SPL9 and TOE1. Disruptions in BR production delay this process, highlighting the…

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