Regulation of acp1, encoding a non-aspartyl acid protease expressed during pathogenesis of Sclerotinia sclerotiorum (Record no. 41718)

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Title Regulation of acp1, encoding a non-aspartyl acid protease expressed during pathogenesis of Sclerotinia sclerotiorum
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Volume/sequential designation MicroBiology, 147, p.717-726, 2001
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Summary, etc. When grown in the presence of sunflower cell walls, Sclerotinia sclerotiorum, an ubiquitous necrotrophic fungus, secretes several acid proteases including a non-aspartyl protease. The gene acp1, encoding an acid protease, has been cloned and sequenced. The intronless ORF encodes a preproprotein of 252 aa and a mature protein of 200 residues. In vitro expression of acp1 is subject to several transcriptional regulatory mechanisms. Expression induced by plant cell-wall proteins is controlled by both carbon and nitrogen catabolite repression. Glucose on its own represses acp1 expression while ammonium repression requires the simultaneous presence of a carbon source. Ambient pH higher than pH 5 overrides induction resulting in full repression of acp1. These transcriptional regulatory mechanisms and the presence of several motifs in the promoter of acp1 that may encode binding sites for the regulators CREA, AREA and PacC suggest the involvement of these regulators in the control of acp1 expression. acp1 is expressed in planta during sunflower cotyledon infection. Expression is low at the beginning of infection but increases suddenly at the stage of necrosis spreading. Comparison of in vitro and in planta acp1 expression suggests that glucose and nitrogen starvation together with acidification can be considered as key factors controlling Scl. sclerotiorum gene expression during pathogenesis.
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Personal name Poussereau, N.
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Personal name Creton, S.
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Personal name Billon-Grand, G.
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Personal name Rascle, C.
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Personal name Fevre, M.
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