Photomorphogenesis (control of growth & development by light)
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Skotomorphogenesis
Seed germination
Genes and enzymesEmbryo and
Seed development
Plant life cycle
Photomorphogenesis
Photoreceptors
Phytochrome
Cells and cell growth
Phytochrome: regulation oflight responses
SKOTOMORPHOGENESIS
Photomorphogenesis Skotomorphogenesis
What is not regulated by light ???
Cotyledon expansion
Reduced hypocotylelongation
Open apical hook
closed apical hook Non-expanded
cotyledons
Etiolated hypocotyl
Is skotomorphogenesis achived via active repression of photomorphogenesis
Light regulation mutants
Shorthypocotyl
Expanded cotyledons
Open apical hook
Skotomorphogenesis in the light
Germination of lettuce seeds (photoreversibility)
Red light
Far-red light
inactive active
Phytochrome responses vary with amount of light
VLFR: 0.00001 µmol x m-2
LFR: 1-1000 µmol x m-2
Arabidopsis seed germination
Lettuce seed germination
Anthocyanin synthesisInhibition of hypocotyl elong.Enlargement of cotyledonsApical hook opening
HIR: >1000 µmol x m-2 x s-1
Strasburger, 2002
Shade avoidance reaction
Strasburger, 2002
Shade avoidance reaction
Strasburger, 2002
Shade avoidance reaction
Strasburger, 2002
Shade avoidance reaction
PHYA-GFP and PHYB-GFP fusion proteins migrate into the nucleus
PHYA-GFP
PHYB-GFP
Dark Red
Dark Red
Gene activation through phytochrome
Nuclear import
DNA binding
Gene activation
GA signaling
Nuclear import
DNA binding
Gene activation
phytochrome signaling
Nuclear import
DNA binding
Gene activation
Light regulation mutants
Shorthypocotyl
Expanded cotyledons
Open apical hook
Light regulation through COP1
Photoreceptors for different light qualities
Downstream transcription factors
CRY1 and CRY2 are negativeregulators of COP1
COP1 marks transcription factors for degradation (E3 ubiquitin ligase)
Cop1 interaction with cryptochrome
CRY1 is inactive in the dark CRY1 inhibits COP1 under blue light
Electron transfer reaction
Cop1 complexes in plants and animals
Plants: light regulated degradation of photoreceptor elements
Animals: degradation of protooncogene transcription factors
Negative regulation of light signaling (HY5, LAF1) Induction of tumorigenesis (p53, cJUN)
Light regulation through COP1
COP1 CRY1
COP1 CRY1
Hy5UbUbUbUbHy5
nucleus
light dark