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Transcriptomics Analyses Reveal the Molecular Roadmap and Long Noncoding RNA Landscape of Sperm Cell Lineage Development
Lingtong Liu, Yunlong Lu, Liqin Wei, Hua Yu, Yinghao Cao, Yan Li, Ning Yang, Yunyun Song, Chengzhi Liang, Tai Wang
The Plant Journal
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Sperm cell (SC) lineage development from the haploid microspore to SCs represents a unique biological process where the microspore generates a larger vegetative cell (VC) and a smaller generative cell (GC) enclosed in the VC, then the GC further develops to functionally specified SCs in the VC for double fertilization. Understanding the mechanisms of SC lineage development remains a critical goal in plant biology. We isolated individual cells of the three cell types, and characterized the genome‐wide atlas of lncRNAs and mRNAs of haploid SC lineage cells. SC lineage development involves global repression of genes for pluripotency, somatic development and metabolism following microspore asymmetric division and coordinated upregulation of GC/SC preferential genes. This process is accompanied by progressive loss of the active marks H3K4me3 and H3K9ac, and accumulation of the repressive marks H3K9 methylation. The SC lineage has a higher ratio of lncRNAs to mRNAs and preferentially expresses a larger percentage of lncRNAs than does the non‐SC lineage. A co‐expression network showed that the largest set of lncRNAs in these nodes, with more than 100 links, are GC‐preferential, and a small portion of lncRNAs co‐express with their neighboring genes. Single molecular FISH showed that several candidate genes may be markers distinguishing the three cell types of the SC lineage. Our findings reveal the molecular programming and potential roles of lncRNAs for SC lineage development.
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DOI:10.1111/tpj.14041 |
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Transcriptomics Analyses Reveal the Molecular Roadmap and Long Noncoding RNA Landscape of Sperm Cell Lineage Development |
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Transcriptomics Analyses Reveal the Molecular Roadmap and Long Noncoding RNA Landscape of Sperm Cell Lineage Development |
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Lingtong Liu, Yunlong Lu, Liqin Wei, Hua Yu, Yinghao Cao, Yan Li, Ning Yang, Yunyun Song, Chengzhi Liang, Tai Wang |
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Lingtong Liu, Yunlong Lu, Liqin Wei, Hua Yu, Yinghao Cao, Yan Li, Ning Yang, Yunyun Song, Chengzhi Liang, Tai Wang |
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Sperm cell (SC) lineage development from the haploid microspore to SCs represents a unique biological process where the microspore generates a larger vegetative cell (VC) and a smaller generative cell (GC) enclosed in the VC, then the GC further develops to functionally specified SCs in the VC for double fertilization. Understanding the mechanisms of SC lineage development remains a critical goal in plant biology. We isolated individual cells of the three cell types, and characterized the genome‐wide atlas of lncRNAs and mRNAs of haploid SC lineage cells. SC lineage development involves global repression of genes for pluripotency, somatic development and metabolism following microspore asymmetric division and coordinated upregulation of GC/SC preferential genes. This process is accompanied by progressive loss of the active marks H3K4me3 and H3K9ac, and accumulation of the repressive marks H3K9 methylation. The SC lineage has a higher ratio of lncRNAs to mRNAs and preferentially expresses a larger percentage of lncRNAs than does the non‐SC lineage. A co‐expression network showed that the largest set of lncRNAs in these nodes, with more than 100 links, are GC‐preferential, and a small portion of lncRNAs co‐express with their neighboring genes. Single molecular FISH showed that several candidate genes may be markers distinguishing the three cell types of the SC lineage. Our findings reveal the molecular programming and potential roles of lncRNAs for SC lineage development. |
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Sperm cell (SC) lineage development from the haploid microspore to SCs represents a unique biological process where the microspore generates a larger vegetative cell (VC) and a smaller generative cell (GC) enclosed in the VC, then the GC further develops to functionally specified SCs in the VC for double fertilization. Understanding the mechanisms of SC lineage development remains a critical goal in plant biology. We isolated individual cells of the three cell types, and characterized the genome‐wide atlas of lncRNAs and mRNAs of haploid SC lineage cells. SC lineage development involves global repression of genes for pluripotency, somatic development and metabolism following microspore asymmetric division and coordinated upregulation of GC/SC preferential genes. This process is accompanied by progressive loss of the active marks H3K4me3 and H3K9ac, and accumulation of the repressive marks H3K9 methylation. The SC lineage has a higher ratio of lncRNAs to mRNAs and preferentially expresses a larger percentage of lncRNAs than does the non‐SC lineage. A co‐expression network showed that the largest set of lncRNAs in these nodes, with more than 100 links, are GC‐preferential, and a small portion of lncRNAs co‐express with their neighboring genes. Single molecular FISH showed that several candidate genes may be markers distinguishing the three cell types of the SC lineage. Our findings reveal the molecular programming and potential roles of lncRNAs for SC lineage development. |
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The Plant Journal |
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The Plant Journal |
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Lingtong Liu, Yunlong Lu, Liqin Wei, Hua Yu, Yinghao Cao, Yan Li, Ning Yang, Yunyun Song, Chengzhi Liang, Tai Wang; Transcriptomics Analyses Reveal the Molecular Roadmap and Long Noncoding RNA Landscape of Sperm Cell Lineage Development. The Plant Journal. DOI:10.1111/tpj.14041 |
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