遗传 ›› 2012, Vol. 34 ›› Issue (2): 134-144.doi: 10.3724/SP.J.1005.2012.00134
程曦, 田彩娟, 李爱宁, 邱金龙
收稿日期:2011-05-12
修回日期:2011-07-27
出版日期:2012-02-20
发布日期:2012-02-25
通讯作者:
邱金龙
E-mail:qiujl@im.ac.cn
基金资助:中国科学院知识创新工程重要方向项目(编号: KSCX2-EW-J-6)资助
CHENG Xi, TIAN Cai-Juan, LI Ai-Ning, QIU Jin-Long
Received:2011-05-12
Revised:2011-07-27
Online:2012-02-20
Published:2012-02-25
摘要： 植物在与病原微生物共同进化过程中形成了复杂的免疫防卫体系。植物的先天免疫系统可大致分为两个层面。第一个层面的免疫基于细胞表面的模式识别受体对病原物相关分子模式的识别, 该免疫过程被称为病原物相关分子模式触发的免疫(PAMP-triggered immunity, PTI), 能帮助植物抵抗大部分病原微生物; 第二个层面的免疫起始于细胞内部, 主要依靠抗病基因编码的蛋白产物直接或间接识别病原微生物分泌的效应子并且激发防卫反应, 来抵抗那些能够利用效应子抑制第一层面免疫的病原微生物, 这一过程被称为效应子触发的免疫(Effector-triggered immunity, ETI)。这两个层面的免疫都是基于植物对“自我”及“非我”的识别, 依靠MAPK级联等信号网络, 将识别结果传递到细胞核内, 调控相应基因的表达, 做出适当的免疫应答。本文着重阐述了植物与病原微生物互作过程中不同层面的免疫反应所发生主要事件的分子基础及研究进展。
程曦，田彩娟，李爱宁，邱金龙. 植物与病原微生物互作分子基础的研究进展[J]. 遗传, 2012, 34(2): 134-144.
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