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The BoMIEL1-BoMYB96 Module Responds to ABA Signals to Enhance the Drought Tolerance of Cabbage (Brassica oleracea var. capitata).
Plant, Cell & Environment · · Journal Article
Shen, Huang + more
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Overexpressing BoMYB96 in cabbage (Brassica oleracea var. capitata) significantly enhances drought tolerance, reducing oxidative damage and increasing proline content, while BoMYB96 silencing does the opposite.
- Why it matters: Drought strongly limits cabbage yield and quality, and MYB transcription factor roles in cabbage are still insufficiently characterized, despite links between MYB96 and ABA-mediated drought responses.
- What they did: The study cloned BoMYB96, generated transgenic overexpression and silenced lines, and measured drought phenotypes plus oxidative damage and proline; it also tested whether BoMIEL1 ubiquitinates BoMYB96 and whether ABA inhibits this step.
- The result: BoMIEL1 mediates BoMYB96 ubiquitination and degradation, and ABA inhibits this process during drought, leading to BoMYB96 protein accumulation that improves drought tolerance and supports breeding drought-tolerant cabbage.
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