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1
Q

Where does phyBPfr localise?

A

Nuclear Bodies

Co-loc WITH PIF

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2
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What is “Fluence Rate”?

A

Light intensity

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3
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How is PhyBPfr localisation Fluence Rate Dependent?

A

Low Pfr level - diffuse, many small

High Pfr level - many large foci

More Pfr = PhyB action =
suppress HYP

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4
Q

What are PIFs?

A

TFs that interact with PHY

From bHLH family

PIF 1, 3, 4 + 5

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5
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What are the 2 domains of PIF?

A

APB - Active PhyB Binding

bHLH - Bind DNA
(promoter cis elements)

can bind to other PIFs
(Heterodimer)

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6
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What cis elements to bHLH domains often bind to?

A

G box

CAC GTG

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7
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How does PHY try to (-) regulate PIFs?

A
  1. Sequester + prevent promoter binding
  2. Trigger their Phosphorylation

(So they are degraded by E3 Ligase Deg)

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8
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How does E3 Ligase Mediated Deg work (with PIF?)

A

E3L has F-Box protein

This recognises PIF + adds U

E1 carrier gives U to E2
E2 cattier gives U to E3
E3 adds this TAG to protein

U chain is degradation target
Proteosome eats PIF (yum)

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9
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When are PIFs abundant? What happens?

A

In DARKNESS and low R:FR

(because low Pfr)

More PIF = ELOMGATION

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10
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What did ChIP-Seq experiments show about PIF5?

Hornitschek et al, 2012

A

They bind to G-BOXES

Binding loci had at least 1
G-Box (55%) or
E-Box (a variant - 41%)

PIL 1 promoter strongly upregulated

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11
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What did PIL1-GUS expression analysis show?

A

PIL1 strongly UPREGULATED in FR environments
(PHY is OFF)

GUS staining lets us visualise where promoter is expressed

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12
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What are PIF4 + 5 known to control?

A

AUXIN Genes:

YUC 8

IAA 29

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13
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What does the Yucca 8 gene do?

A

In AUX biosynthesis pathway

Convert TRP-AUX intermediate
into AUXIN

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14
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How is Auxin regulated with PIFs?

A

Low R:FR = More Pr than Pfr

Less Pfr = More PIFs

Yucca 8 upregulated

= More Auxin!

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15
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How is Auxin regulated?

A

Aux/IIA represses ARF.
ARF represses Aux Synthesis.

Aux/IIA detected by
E3L protein TIR 1

E3 Ligase adds U -
Targeted for Deg

Aux Responsive Gene can start Auxin synthesis

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16
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How can PhyB regulate Auxin too?

A

PhyB can stabilise Aux/IAA

Prevent its degradation

Blocking Auxin Pathway

(“Competing” with TIR 1)

17
Q

What is HY5?

A

a bZIP TF

Regulated by PHY -

DEGRADED in dark
(opposite of PIFs)

Promotes de-etiolation

18
Q

How is HY5 normally targeted by E3 Ligase Ubiquitination?

A

COP 1 - SPA 1
(E3L complex)

Gets rid of HY5 in dark
(E2 adding U)

19
Q

How does PhyB regulate HY5?

A

Interacts with SPA 1

BLOCKS the complex

Saves HY5 from Deg!

20
Q

How do CRYs regulate PIFs?

A

High Blue -
HFR1 + CRY stop PIFs

Low Blue -
CRY less active, PIF stays