Antisense Suppression of the Small Chloroplast Protein CP12 in Tobacco Alters Carbon Partitioning and Severely Restricts Growth by Thomas P. Howard, Michael.

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Antisense Suppression of the Small Chloroplast Protein CP12 in Tobacco Alters Carbon Partitioning and Severely Restricts Growth by Thomas P. Howard, Michael J. Fryer, Prashant Singh, Metodi Metodiev, Anna Lytovchenko, Toshihiro Obata, Alisdair R. Fernie, Nicholas J. Kruger, W. Paul Quick, Julie C. Lloyd, and Christine A. Raines Plantphysiol Volume 157(2):620-631 October 4, 2011 ©2011 by American Society of Plant Biologists

Amount of CP12 protein quantified in control and antisense tobacco plants. Amount of CP12 protein quantified in control and antisense tobacco plants. Values are expressed as percentage of control. Error bars represent se; n = 3. Howard T et al. Plantphysiol 2011;157:620-631 ©2011 by American Society of Plant Biologists

Phenotypic changes observed in antisense CP12 tobacco lines. Phenotypic changes observed in antisense CP12 tobacco lines. A, Plant growth 6 weeks from sowing in control and antisense tobacco lines (left to right: control, AS1, AS43, AS2/1, and AS6). B and C, Altered leaf morphology in control (B) and AS2/1 (C) tobacco. D, Loss of apical dominance. E and F, Altered leaf morphology at maturity (E) and at the cotyledon stage (F; control [left] and AS2/1 [right]). G, Transverse sections of leaves from control (left) and AS2/1 (right), viewed at the same magnification. Bars = 200 μm. Howard T et al. Plantphysiol 2011;157:620-631 ©2011 by American Society of Plant Biologists

PRK and GAPDH aggregation and enzyme activities in antisense CP12 plants. PRK and GAPDH aggregation and enzyme activities in antisense CP12 plants. A and B, Immunoblot detection of PRK (A) and GAPDH (B) proteins separated using BN-PAGE. Stromal proteins prepared from darkened leaves were incubated either in the absence (−) or presence (+) of 2.5 mm NAD+ for 30 min prior to separation. Arrows indicate the locations of PRK and GAPDH protein complexes as identified previously (Howard et al., 2011): i, PRK/GAPDH/CP12; ii, PRK homodimer; iii, A8B8 GAPDH; iv, A4B4 GAPDH; v, A2B2 GAPDH; vi, A4 GAPDH. C and D, PRK (C) and GAPDH (D) activities in leaves from control (black bars), AS2/1 (white bars), and AS6 (gray bars) sampled during darkness, following illumination or following full activation with DTT. Error bars represent se; n = 4. FW, Fresh weight; WT, wild type. Howard T et al. Plantphysiol 2011;157:620-631 ©2011 by American Society of Plant Biologists

Photosynthetic carbon assimilation rates in antisense CP12 plants. Photosynthetic carbon assimilation rates in antisense CP12 plants. A, Carbon assimilation rates at different light intensities. B, Carbon assimilation rates at different CO2 concentrations. Controls (black squares) and antisense CP12 lines AS43 (white squares) and AS2/1 (white diamonds) are represented. PPFD, Photosynthetic photon flux density. Howard T et al. Plantphysiol 2011;157:620-631 ©2011 by American Society of Plant Biologists

Glc-6-P dehydrogenase, NADP-MDH, and pyridine nucleotides in antisense CP12 plants. Glc-6-P dehydrogenase, NADP-MDH, and pyridine nucleotides in antisense CP12 plants. A, DTT-sensitive (plastidial) G6PDH activity (g−1 fresh weight [FW]), expressed as a percentage of total extractable G6PDH activity from leaves sampled in the light or dark: control (black bars), AS2/1 (white bars), and AS6 (gray bars). B, NADP-MDH activity in the dark, following illumination or following full activation with DTT: control (black bars), AS1 (white bars; light activation not determined), AS2/1 (gray bars), and AS6 (dark gray bars). C, Immunoblot detection of MDH following separation of stromal proteins prepared from darkened leaves using BN-PAGE. D, Pyridine nucleotide content of illuminated leaves: control (black bars), AS1 (white bars), AS32 (gray bars), AS2/1 (dark gray bars), and AS6 (light gray bars). Error bars represent se; n = 3 to 6 replicates. Asterisks indicate significant differences determined by ANOVA followed by Tukey’s test (P < 0.05). Howard T et al. Plantphysiol 2011;157:620-631 ©2011 by American Society of Plant Biologists

Metabolism of [U-14C]Glc in illuminated leaves. Metabolism of [U-14C]Glc in illuminated leaves. Control (black bars) and antisense CP12 lines AS2/1 (white bars) and AS6 (gray bars) are represented. A, Partitioning between respiration, soluble, and insoluble fractions. B, Partitioning within the insoluble fraction. C, Partitioning within the soluble fraction. Error bars represent se; n = 3. Asterisks indicate significant differences determined by ANOVA followed by Tukey’s test (P < 0.05). Howard T et al. Plantphysiol 2011;157:620-631 ©2011 by American Society of Plant Biologists

Metabolite composition of illuminated leaves of antisense CP12 lines. Metabolite composition of illuminated leaves of antisense CP12 lines. Antisense lines AS1 (black bars), AS43 (white bars), AS2/1 (gray bars), and AS6 (dark gray bars) are represented. All values are expressed as percentage of control values. A, Soluble carbohydrate content. B, Tricarboxylic acid cycle intermediates. C, Shikimate pathway metabolites and branched amino acids. D, Metabolites related to polyamine metabolism. Error bars represent se; n = 4 replicates. Asterisks indicate significant differences determined by ANOVA followed by Tukey’s test (P < 0.05). Howard T et al. Plantphysiol 2011;157:620-631 ©2011 by American Society of Plant Biologists