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Uses the IEEE This protocol was formerly known as IEEE Prior research has revealed great difficulty in using modified plant genetics to reduce nicotine levels without altering metabolic profiles or negatively affecting tobacco cured leaf yields or quality Chaplin and Weeks, ; Kudithipudi et al. The reasons for observed associations between reduced nicotine and these measures of commercial significance are unknown, but such data is evidence of complexities associated with plant biochemical and physiological processes that should not be underestimated.
It is possible that modified harvesting and curing regimes may lessen the negative impact of this allelic variability on cured leaf quality in low nicotine materials. It may also be important to study the potential for increased insect herbivory on tobacco plants with reduced nicotine accumulation, as increased insect feeding has been observed on Nicotiana plants with silenced nicotine biosynthetic genes Steppuhn et al.
Nolke et al. Delayed field ripening of tobacco can translate into reduced cured leaf quality. Such genotypes were found, on average, to exhibit nicotine levels in the top leaves harvested 21 days after topping that were lower than those observed for triple BBL -mutant materials by themselves. Because these genotypes were not inbred lines, we did not carry out evaluation of this material for yield and quality. BBL enzymes clearly play a role in nicotine biosynthesis, but their precise function is yet to be completely understood.
Tobacco genotypes with deleterious mutations in the three most highly expressed BBL genes also exhibit severe reductions in anatabine and modest reductions in anabasine, thus indicating a role for BBL-a, BBL-b, and BBL-c enzymes in the biosynthesis of these alkaloids. Because the biosynthesis of nicotine, anatabine, and anabasine all involve condensation reactions with a nicotinic acid derivative, it is reasonable to presume that BBL-a , BBL-b , and BBL-c encode for enzymes involved with the activation of nicotinic acid or play a role in the completion of condensation reactions involving a pyridine ring.
It was previously reported that a novel alkaloid designated as dihydrometanicotine DMN accumulated in the roots of tobacco plants with interrupted BBL enzyme activity Kajikawa et al. As pointed out by Kajikawa et al. Although it is possible that DMN may be a substrate for BBL enzymes, its failure to be oxidized to nicotine or other known alkaloids in in vitro assays suggests the possibility that DMN is instead a stable derivative of the authentic, presumably unstable BBL substrate Kajikawa et al.
There are currently no reported experiments where genetic manipulation of the tobacco plant has resulted in reductions of nicotine to non-measurable levels in field-grown plants. In research reported here, we abolished enzyme functionality for all known members of the BBL family for which corresponding genes can be identified in public genomic sequence databases. Likewise, use of RNA interference to dramatically reduce expression of alternative gene families involved in nicotine biosynthesis has not resulted in reductions of tobacco nicotine content to non-detectable levels Lewis, Tobacco plants homozygous for deleterious mutations in all known nicotine demethylase genes normally expressed in the leaves or roots also similarly still accumulate appreciable amounts of nornicotine Lewis et al.
This leads to interesting speculation about the complete genetic and biochemical basis of nicotine and nornicotine production and accumulation in tobacco. The specific enzymatic or chemical steps involved in the condensation reaction between a nicotinic acid-derived intermediate and the N -methylpyrrolinium cation in the formation of nicotine are still not understood Kajikawa et al.
The accumulation of appreciable amounts of nicotine in the absence of any believed functional BBL enzyme activity suggests that some nicotine and its demethylated counterpart, nornicotine, may be biosynthesized via an alternative route. Heim et al. In the present research, we observed significantly elevated levels of nornicotine in tobacco lines possessing specific BBL mutant combinations, supporting the possible role of a currently uncharacterized route for biosynthesis of this alkaloid.
The possible role of promiscuous activity by enzymes currently not identified to be primarily involved with nicotine biosynthesis cannot be ruled out for affecting the accumulation of the remaining nicotine in tobacco genotypes silenced for a single gene family.
This finding suggests that gene s controlling the accumulation of the majority of the remaining nicotine in genotypes homozygous for the BBL mutations are likely positively regulated by transcription factors reported to reside at the Nic1 and Nic2 loci Shoji et al. TS performed the chemical analyses. RL and RD designed the research. RL analyzed the data and wrote the manuscript. All authors reviewed the manuscript. Adams, A. Compositions and methods for producing tobacco plants and products having altered alkaloid levels.
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Genetic effects of two loci in Burley 21 LA Burley 21 populations. Registration of LA Burley 21 tobacco germplasm. Lewis, R. Potential mandated lowering of nicotine levels in cigarettes: a plant perspective. Three nicotine demethylase genes mediate nornicotine biosynthesis in Nicotiana tabacum: functional characterization of the CYP82E10 gene.
Phytochemistry 71, — RNAi-induced suppression of nicotine demethylase activity reduces levels of a key carcinogen in cured tobacco leaves. Transgenic and mutation-based suppression of a Berberine Bridge Enzyme-Like BBL gene family reduces alkaloid content in field-grown tobacco. PLoS One e Littell, R. Nolke, G. Polyamines delay leaf maturation in low-alkaloid varieties. Plant Direct. North Carolina Cooperative Extension Service Flue-Cured Tobacco Guide.
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