The COG1-OsSERL2 complex senses cold to trigger signaling network for chilling tolerance in japonica rice.

Changxuan Xia, Guohua Liang, Kang Chong, Yunyuan Xu

May 2023 Nat Commun

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Understanding the COG1-OsSERL2 Complex in Cold Tolerance in Rice

Understanding the COG1-OsSERL2 Complex in Cold Tolerance in Rice

This study identifies COG1 as a key gene in japonica rice that senses cold and activates a protective signaling pathway involving OsSERL2 and OsMAPK3, enhancing chilling tolerance. The gene's evolution from wild rice highlights its role in adaptation and domestication.

STEM RTCL TV

September 27, 2023

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Abstract Synopsis

  • The study identifies the key gene COG1 in japonica rice that helps the plant tolerate cold temperatures by sensing cold signals and initiating a protective response.
  • COG1 is a membrane protein that works with another protein, OsSERL2, to activate a signaling pathway involving OsMAPK3, which enhances chilling tolerance.
  • Evolutionarily, COG1 originated from a wild rice species in China, and the version that provides cold tolerance is only present in certain rice populations, highlighting its importance in rice domestication and adaptation.]