AtOPT6 transports glutathione derivatives and is induced by primisulfuron

Plant Physiology
Olivier CagnacS Delrot

Abstract

The oligopeptide transporter (OPT) family contains nine members in Arabidopsis. While there is some evidence that AtOPTs mediate the uptake of tetra- and pentapeptides, OPT homologs in rice (Oryza sativa; OsGT1) and Indian mustard (Brassica juncea; BjGT1) have been described as transporters of glutathione derivatives. This study investigates the possibility that two members of the AtOPT family, AtOPT6 and AtOPT7, may also transport glutathione and its conjugates. Complementation of the hgt1met1 yeast double mutant by plant homologs of the yeast glutathione transporter HGT1 (AtOPT6, AtOPT7, OsGT1, BjGT1) did not restore the growth phenotype, unlike complementation by HGT1. By contrast, complementation by AtOPT6 restored growth of the hgt1 yeast mutant on a medium containing reduced (GSH) or oxidized glutathione as the sole sulfur source and induced uptake of [3H]GSH, whereas complementation by AtOPT7 did not. In these conditions, AtOPT6-dependent GSH uptake in yeast was mediated by a high affinity (Km = 400 microm) and a low affinity (Km = 5 mm) phase. It was strongly competed for by an excess oxidized glutathione and glutathione-N-ethylmaleimide conjugate. Growth assays of yeasts in the presence of cadmium (Cd) suggested that A...Continue Reading

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