Gene Details:

Functional Descriptions:

  • TaTHI2 interacts with Ca2+-dependent protein kinase TaCPK5 to suppress virus infection by regulating ROS accumulation.
  • The results indicated that the expression of TaTHI2 can functionally complement the THI4 knock-out mutant strain of S. cerevisiae, suggesting that TaTHI2 should have a similar function to THI4 in thiamine biosynthesis.
  • Overexpression of TaTHI2 (TaTHI2-OE) inhibited CWMV infection, while TaTHI2 silencing enhanced viral infection in wheat. Interestingly, the membrane-localized TaTHI2 protein was increased during CWMV infection.
  • TaTHI2 also interacted with the Ca2+-dependent protein kinase 5 (TaCPK5), which is localized in the plasma membrane, and promoted reactive oxygen species (ROS) production by repressing TaCPK5-mediated activity of the catalase protein TaCAT1.
  • Our findings reveal a novel function of TaTHI2 in plant immunity and suggest its potential as a valuable gene for balancing disease resistance and wheat yield.

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Gene Resources:

Orthologs:

Sequences:

cDNA Sequence
  • >TraesCS7A02G376800.1
    ACTCACACTCCCCCTTATCATCAGTCTCCACTCTCCACCCATCTCAGCAAAAAAGAAGCTAGCACAGCTCCACACACCATGGCAGCCATGGCCACCACCGCCTCCAGCCTCCTCAAGACCTCCTTCTCCGGCGTCCGCCTCCCGGCGGCGGCCCGCACCCCGTCCTGCGTCGCCACCCCGCGCGCCGGCGCCATCTGCAACTCCATCTCCTCCTCCACCCCACCCTACGACCTCAACGCCTTCAAGTTCAGCCCCATCAAGGAGTCCATCGTCTCCCGCGAGATGACCCGCCGCTACATGACCGACATGATCACCTACGCCGACACCGACGTCGTCATCGTCGGCGCCGGATCCGCGGGGCTGTCCTGCGCGTACGAGCTCTCCAAGGACCCCTCCATCAGCATCGCCATCATCGAGCAGTCCGTGTCCCCCGGCGGCGGCGCGTGGCTCGGCGGCCAGCTCTTCTCCGCCATGGTCGTGCGCAAGCCGGCGCACCTCTTCCTCGACGAGCTCAACATCGAGTACGACGAGCAGGAGGACTACGTCGTCATCAAGCACGCCGCGCTCTTCACCTCCACCGTCATGAGCCGCCTCCTCGCGCGCCCCAACGTCAAGCTCTTCAACGCCGTCGCCGTGGAGGACCTCATCGTCAAGGAGGACCGCGTCGCCGGCGTCGTCACCAACTGGGCGCTCGTCTCCATGAACCACGACACACAGTCCTGCATGGACCCCAACGTCATGGAGGCCAAGGTCGTGGTGAGCTCCTGCGGCCACGACGGGCCCTTCGGCGCCACCGGGGTCAAGCGGCTCCAGGACATCGGCATGATCCAGGCGGTGCCCGGGATGAAGGCGCTCGACATGAACACGGCCGAGGATGCCATCGTGCGCCTCACCCGCGAGGTTGTCCCCGGCATGATTGTCACCGGCATGGAGGTCGCCGAGATCGACGGCGCCCCGAGAATGGGCCCGACCTTCGGCGCCATGATGATCTCCGGCCAGAAGGCGGCGCACCTGGCGCTCAAGGCCCTCGGCCGGCCGAACGGCATCGACGGGACGCTCAAGAACGTGACCCCGGCGCTGCACCCGGAGATGATCCTGGCGGCGACCAACAACGGCGACATCGTGGACGCCTAAGCAAAGCAATGAGCCACGGACACCAAGGCGTACGTACGCTGGTGTTTGGGGGCGCAAGATCAATAAGATGGTTCGGTGAAACGGAGGATGCTTAGGGACGAGGGCTTGTCTTTGTGATTTGTCAGACTCGTGTTTAATTCCGATGTTTGTCTTTAGTTTTCTTGTGTTAGCGTATTTTGTTCATGCCACCTGCCCGCCATGTGCTCTGCCCTGCCTCTGCCTCGCGGCAGTTCCATGGATGATGAATCCTTCTGGAACAAGAGGAGGGAATAAAAAGGTTGAGTTCTATGTTGGTGTGCGGGCTCTGTTTACTCCATGGCCGGATCGAGTTTTCTTTTTTCAGTTTCCGGTGAC
CDS Sequence
  • >TraesCS7A02G376800.1
    ATGGCAGCCATGGCCACCACCGCCTCCAGCCTCCTCAAGACCTCCTTCTCCGGCGTCCGCCTCCCGGCGGCGGCCCGCACCCCGTCCTGCGTCGCCACCCCGCGCGCCGGCGCCATCTGCAACTCCATCTCCTCCTCCACCCCACCCTACGACCTCAACGCCTTCAAGTTCAGCCCCATCAAGGAGTCCATCGTCTCCCGCGAGATGACCCGCCGCTACATGACCGACATGATCACCTACGCCGACACCGACGTCGTCATCGTCGGCGCCGGATCCGCGGGGCTGTCCTGCGCGTACGAGCTCTCCAAGGACCCCTCCATCAGCATCGCCATCATCGAGCAGTCCGTGTCCCCCGGCGGCGGCGCGTGGCTCGGCGGCCAGCTCTTCTCCGCCATGGTCGTGCGCAAGCCGGCGCACCTCTTCCTCGACGAGCTCAACATCGAGTACGACGAGCAGGAGGACTACGTCGTCATCAAGCACGCCGCGCTCTTCACCTCCACCGTCATGAGCCGCCTCCTCGCGCGCCCCAACGTCAAGCTCTTCAACGCCGTCGCCGTGGAGGACCTCATCGTCAAGGAGGACCGCGTCGCCGGCGTCGTCACCAACTGGGCGCTCGTCTCCATGAACCACGACACACAGTCCTGCATGGACCCCAACGTCATGGAGGCCAAGGTCGTGGTGAGCTCCTGCGGCCACGACGGGCCCTTCGGCGCCACCGGGGTCAAGCGGCTCCAGGACATCGGCATGATCCAGGCGGTGCCCGGGATGAAGGCGCTCGACATGAACACGGCCGAGGATGCCATCGTGCGCCTCACCCGCGAGGTTGTCCCCGGCATGATTGTCACCGGCATGGAGGTCGCCGAGATCGACGGCGCCCCGAGAATGGGCCCGACCTTCGGCGCCATGATGATCTCCGGCCAGAAGGCGGCGCACCTGGCGCTCAAGGCCCTCGGCCGGCCGAACGGCATCGACGGGACGCTCAAGAACGTGACCCCGGCGCTGCACCCGGAGATGATCCTGGCGGCGACCAACAACGGCGACATCGTGGACGCCTAA
Protein Sequence
  • >TraesCS7A02G376800.1
    MAAMATTASSLLKTSFSGVRLPAAARTPSCVATPRAGAICNSISSSTPPYDLNAFKFSPIKESIVSREMTRRYMTDMITYADTDVVIVGAGSAGLSCAYELSKDPSISIAIIEQSVSPGGGAWLGGQLFSAMVVRKPAHLFLDELNIEYDEQEDYVVIKHAALFTSTVMSRLLARPNVKLFNAVAVEDLIVKEDRVAGVVTNWALVSMNHDTQSCMDPNVMEAKVVVSSCGHDGPFGATGVKRLQDIGMIQAVPGMKALDMNTAEDAIVRLTREVVPGMIVTGMEVAEIDGAPRMGPTFGAMMISGQKAAHLALKALGRPNGIDGTLKNVTPALHPEMILAATNNGDIVDA