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Genomics and Proteomics

Whole-Genome Transcriptional Profiling of Bradyrhizobium japonicum during Chemoautotrophic Growth

William L. Franck, Woo-Suk Chang, Jing Qiu, Masayuki Sugawara, Michael J. Sadowsky, Stephanie A. Smith, Gary Stacey
William L. Franck
1National Center for Soybean Biotechnology, Division of Plant Sciences, University of Missouri, Columbia, Missouri 65211
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1National Center for Soybean Biotechnology, Division of Plant Sciences, University of Missouri, Columbia, Missouri 65211
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Jing Qiu
2Department of Statistics, University of Missouri, Columbia, Missouri 65211
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Masayuki Sugawara
3Department of Soil, Water, and Climate, University of Minnesota, St. Paul, Minnesota 55108
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Michael J. Sadowsky
3Department of Soil, Water, and Climate, University of Minnesota, St. Paul, Minnesota 55108
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Stephanie A. Smith
4Department of Biological Sciences, Wright State University, Dayton, Ohio
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Gary Stacey
1National Center for Soybean Biotechnology, Division of Plant Sciences, University of Missouri, Columbia, Missouri 65211
5Division of Biochemistry
6Department of Molecular Microbiology and Immunology, University of Missouri, Columbia, Missouri 65211
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DOI: 10.1128/JB.00543-08
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    Functional classification of differentially expressed genes with transcript changes greater than 1.5-fold. (A) Chemoautotrophy and heterotrophy comparison. (B) Arabinose-supplemented chemoautotrophy and heterotrophy comparison. In both panels, black bars represent the chemoautotrophic condition and gray bars represent the heterotrophic condition. Functional classifications were derived from B. japonicum genome annotations available via Rhizobase (http://bacteria.kazusa.or.jp/rhizobase/ ) and the JCVI Comprehensive Microbial Resource (http://cmr.tigr.org/tigr-scripts/CMR/CmrHomePage.cgi ).

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    Comparison of log-transformed qRT-PCR data and microarray data of eight representative genes selected from Tables S1 to S4 in the supplemental material.

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  • TABLE 1.

    Bacterial strains and plasmids used in this study

    Strain or plasmidRelevant genotype or characteristicSource or reference
    B. japonicum strains
        USDA110Wild typeUSDA, Beltsville, MD
        A3 nifD::Tn5 23
        H1 nifH::Tn5 23
        aceA mutant aceA::KmThis study
    E. coli DH5α supE44 ΔlacU169 (φ80lacZΔM15) hsdR17 recA1 endA1 gyrA96 thi-1 relA1 Bethesda Research Laboratories
    Plasmids
        pRK2073RK2, Tra+ Smr 32
        pKnockout-Ω (pKOΩ)Suicide vector 50
        pHP45Ω-KmKm cassette 16
        pKOΩ-ICLpKOΩ containing 2.7-kb fragment including entire aceA geneThis study
        pKOΩ-ICL-KmKm cassette inserted into AgeI site of pKOΩ-ICLThis study
  • TABLE 2.

    Gene-specific primers for quantitative RT-PCR

    Gene ID (gene name)Forward primerReverse primer
    bll5403 (fusA)ACAAGTACAAGGTTCCGCGCATTCAACGATGTCGGCAAGACACT
    blr0305CGACGAGCGCGCCATTCTATAAGGCACGTTGTTGCCGGT
    blr1743 (nifD)ACCAACAGCGTCGCAGAAATCATTGGTGCACGTTGAGGTGCTT
    blr1769 (nifH)TATTCTGCACGCCAAGGCTCAATCAACGCAGCGAATGTCCTGGTA
    blr2455 (aceA)GTCAGCGAAAGGATCAGGCACATTTCGCTGCATCGATCTCGCTCT
    blr2585 (cbbL)TTCGCGGCAAGGAGCGTTATTCGGTGTCCTTTGGCGTGTAGT
    blr2588ATCGGAAGGCGCGATCGAAAAGCTGGGACTCGAGGAAGGA
    bll6941 (hupL)AGAACGCCAATTCGATCCGCAATCCAGCGCGTGAAGGTGATAGAA
    bll7911CGGCAGCATCAGTTCTACCGATTGCCTTGCTTCTTGCCCTTCT
  • TABLE 3.

    B. japonicum genes significantly upregulated during chemoautotrophic growtha

    Protein function and gene IDGene productFold change
    C/HbCA/Hc
    Uptake hydrogenase
        hupT (bll6924)Two-component hybrid sensor and regulator2.772.70
        hoxA (bll6925)Two-component response regulator2.432.60
        hoxX (bll6926)Probable HoxX protein2.392.31
        hypE (bll6927)HypE protein2.331.96
        hypC (bsl6929)Hydrogenase expression/formation protein4.533.37
        hypF (bll6930)Hydrogenase maturation protein1.731.63
        hypB (bll6931)HypB protein3.963.13
        hypA (bll6932)HypA protein5.503.89
        hupK (bll6933)HupK protein1.991.59
        hupI (bsl6935)HupI protein5.853.46
        hupH (bll6936)HupH protein3.122.40
        hupG (bll6937)HupG protein3.242.59
        hupF (bsl6938)Hydrogenase expression/formation protein13.095.95
        hupD (bll6939)HupD protein3.072.15
        hupC (bll6940)HupC protein39.6220.31
        hupL (bll6941)Uptake hydrogenase large subunit11.617.56
        hupS (bll6942)Uptake hydrogenase precursor29.3819.05
        hupC (bll6947)Probable Ni/Fe-hydrogenase B-type cytochrome subunit2.482.46
    Respiration
        atpB (bll1185)FoF1 ATP synthase B chain4.293.03
        atpB (bll1186)FoF1 ATP synthase B′ chain5.063.48
        atpC (bsl1187)FoF1 ATP synthase C chain4.263.15
        atpA (bll1188)FoF1 ATP synthase A chain2.932.29
        atpI (bsl1189)FoF1 ATP synthase subunit I1.57NDd
        atpD (bll0440)ATP synthase beta chain1.931.60
        atpG (bll0441)ATP synthase gamma chain1.721.52
        atpA (bll0442)ATP synthase alpha chain2.171.72
        coxB (blr1170)Cytochrome c oxidase subunit II3.503.26
        coxA (blr1171)Cytochrome c oxidase subunit I2.582.45
        coxG (blr1174)Putative cytochrome c oxidase assembly protein2.432.17
        cycA (blr7544)Cytochrome c 550 2.742.65
        cycM (blr1423)Cytochrome c 1.76ND
        napC (blr7040)Cytochrome c-type protein2.40ND
    CO2 fixation and carbon metabolism
        cbbF (blr2581)Putative d-fructose-1,6-bisphosphatase protein2.371.80
        cbbP (blr2582)Putative phosphoribulokinase protein6.984.71
        cbbT (blr2583)Transketolase3.822.36
        cbbA (blr2584)Putative fructose-1,6-bisphosphate aldolase protein9.985.56
        cbbL (blr2585)Ribulose 1,5-bisphosphate carboxylase/oxygenase large subunit14.417.00
        cbbS (blr2586)Ribulose 1,5-bisphosphate carboxylase/oxygenase small subunit5.463.82
        cbbX (blr2587)Probable CbbX protein7.494.14
        cbbE (blr2588)Ribulose-phosphate 3-epimerase3.442.60
        bll1137Probable carbonic anhydrase2.052.25
        bll4865Putative carbonic anhydrase1.601.69
        aceA (blr2455)Putative isocitrate lyase28.5831.03
        ppc (blr2955)Phosphoenolpyruvate carboxylase1.581.70
    Nitrogen fixation and nitrogen metabolism
        fdxN (bsr1739)Ferredoxin2.111.77
        nifD (blr1743)Nitrogenase molybdenum-iron protein alpha chain4.693.09
        nifK (blr1744)Nitrogenase molybdenum-iron protein beta chain3.462.60
        nifE (blr1745)Nitrogenase molybdenum cofactor synthesis protein1.981.76
        nixN (blr1746)Nitrogenase molybdenum cofactor synthesis protein2.621.92
        nifX (blr1747)Iron-molybdenum cofactor processing protein3.142.54
        fdxB (bsr1750)Ferredoxin1.841.57
        nifH (blr1769)Dinitrogenase reductase protein1.85ND
        nifQ (blr1770)Molybdenum processing protein1.59ND
        fixC (blr1774)Flavoprotein1.931.64
    Chaperone
        groEL3 (bll2059)GroEL3 chaperonin3.25ND
        groES4 (blr5625)10-kDa chaperonin6.535.87
        groEL4 (blr5626)60-kDa chaperonin6.835.39
        groES2 (blr6978)Chaperonin4.31ND
        groES5 (bsr7532)10-kDa chaperonin (protein CPN10)4.133.78
        groEL5 (blr7533)60-kDa chaperonin3.082.50
    Cell envelope
        bll1204Outer membrane immunogenic protein precursor7.577.43
        bll1766Outer membrane protein5.424.33
        blr4700Putative outer membrane immunogenic protein precursor10.678.76
        blr4701Putative outer membrane immunogenic protein precursor7.948.56
        bll6888Putative porin7.529.13
        bll7469Putative outer membrane immunogenic protein precursor6.927.21
    Chemotaxis
        ctpI (bll1434)Pilus assembly protein1.741.69
        ctpG (bll1436)Pilus assembly protein1.631.67
        ctpE (bll1438)Pilus assembly protein2.732.72
        ctpD (bll1439)Pilus assembly protein1.791.89
        ctpC (bll1440)Pilus assembly protein2.452.71
        ctpA (bsl1442)Pilus assembly protein pilin subunit6.568.04
        cheA (blr2192)Chemotaxis two-component hybrid sensor and regulator2.242.43
        cheW (blr2193)Probable purine-binding chemotaxis protein2.192.18
        cheY (blr2194)Chemotaxis two-component response regulator4.284.52
        cheY (blr2342)Chemotaxis two-component response regulator1.982.44
        pilA (bsl6587)Components of type IV pilus pilin subunit5.486.16
        ctpA (bsl7141)Components of type IV pilus pilin subunit6.607.68
        bll6865Flagellin2.382.31
        bll6866Flagellin2.622.68
        fliE (bll5812)Flagellar hook basal body complex protein2.152.31
        flgC (bll5813)Flagellar basal body rod protein2.042.28
        flgD (bll5814)Probable flagellar basal body rod protein1.972.10
        fliL (bll5826)Flagellar synthesis protein2.812.52
        fliX (bll5837)Probable flagellar assembly protein1.56ND
        fliN (blr7002)Flagellar motor switch protein2.112.28
    • ↵ a Differentially expressed genes were selected based on a 1.5-fold cutoff.

    • ↵ b C/H, chemoautotrophy (C) and heterotrophy (H) comparisons.

    • ↵ c CA/H, a comparison of arabinose-supplemented chemoautotrophy (CA) and heterotrophy (H).

    • ↵ d ND, not determined.

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    • Supplemental file 1 - Table S1, genes significantly induced in chemoautotrophic cultures.
      Zipped MS Excel file, 39K.
    • Supplemental file 2 - Table S2, genes significantly repressed in chemoautotrophic cultures.
      Zipped MS Excel file, 30K.
    • Supplemental file 3 - Table S3, genes significantly induced in arabinose-supplemented.
      chemoautotrophic cultures.
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    • Supplemental file 4 - Table S4, genes significantly repressed in arabinose-supplemented chemoautotrophic cultures.
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William L. Franck, Woo-Suk Chang, Jing Qiu, Masayuki Sugawara, Michael J. Sadowsky, Stephanie A. Smith, Gary Stacey
Journal of Bacteriology Sep 2008, 190 (20) 6697-6705; DOI: 10.1128/JB.00543-08
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