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The Arabidopsis GIGANTEA ( GI ) gene has been shown to regulate several developmental processes, including photoperiod-mediated flowering, phytochrome B signaling, circadian clock, and carbohydrate metabolism. However, little is known about the role of GI gene in mediating the cold stress response. Here, we show that GI gene is involved in mediating the cold stress response. GI gene was induced by cold stress, but not by salt, mannitol, and abscisic acid. Moreover, gi-3 plants showed an increased s ensitivity to freezing stress. However, no significant differences were detected in the transcript levels of CBF genes CBF1 , CBF2 , and CBF3 as well as their targeted genes RD29A , COR15A , KIN1 , and KIN2 between wild-type and gi-3 plants in response to cold stress. These results suggest that GI gene positively regulates freezing tolerance via a CBF-independent pathway. In addition, intermittent cold treatments had a greater effect on flowering time in gi-3 plants than that in wild-type plants, suggesting that there may be a link between flowering time and cold stress response through GI in Arabidopsis .
Plant Cell Reports – Springer Journals
Published: Dec 1, 2005
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