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Symbiotic Fungi: Principles and Practice (Soil Biology)

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15 Functional Genomic of Arbuscular Mycorrhizal Symbiosis 267<br />

<strong>and</strong> Table 15.13), with seven <strong>and</strong> 12 spots whose abundance were decreased <strong>and</strong><br />

increased in G. mosseae-inoculated roots respectively. All of them were excised<br />

from a micropreparative Coomassie Blue-stained gel <strong>and</strong> subjected to PMF search<br />

following MALDI-TOF spectrometry. Among the 13 proteins, only 11 spots could<br />

be excised from the gel. Six out of these 11 spots, indicated by asterisks in Table<br />

15.13, gave positive hits after PMF search.<br />

Five ribosomal genes have been previously reported as being over-expressed at<br />

the transcript level, among which four were predicted to encode proteins potentially<br />

located on 2-DE gels after in silico analysis. When these spots were submitted to<br />

PMF search, only spot 11* was confirmed as being a ribosomal protein. None of the<br />

other predicted proteins (spots 3*, 5*, 6* <strong>and</strong> 7*) could be confirmed. Instead of the<br />

in silico-predicted proteins, a probable peroxidase, a guanine nucleotide binding<br />

protein, a probable peroxidase precursor <strong>and</strong> a probable GTP-binding protein were<br />

identified (Table 15.13).<br />

Spots 3* <strong>and</strong> 6*, whose amount increased in response to G. mosseae inoculation,<br />

gave hits with a probable peroxidase (MtC40023) <strong>and</strong> a probable peroxidase<br />

precursor (MtC10717). Since the first publication of Spanu <strong>and</strong> Bonfante-Fasolo<br />

(1988) several groups have reported an increase of peroxidase activities in response<br />

Table 15.13 Proteins differentially displayed upon Glomus mosseae inoculation of Medicago<br />

truncatula roots<br />

Spot a Accession<br />

number<br />

Matched peptide<br />

number<br />

Coverage/score Identification<br />

1 MtC00229 7 48%/3.28e + 003 Alanine aminotransferase<br />

2 MtC50061 6 23%/9.13e + 003 Serine/threonine kinase<br />

3 b<br />

MtC40023 10 40%/2.13e + 004 Probable peroxidase<br />

4 MtC00294 10 38%/5.29e + 004 Chalcone reductase<br />

5 b<br />

MtC00498 9 40%/2.37e + 005 Guanine nucleotide binding protein<br />

6 b<br />

MtC10717 10 34%/8.46e + 004 Probable peroxidase precursor<br />

7 b<br />

MtC00087 12 71%/2.01e + 006 Probable GTP-binding protein<br />

8 MtC00681 8 25%/3.02e + 004 Glutathione-S-transferase<br />

9 b<br />

MtC10018 20 70%/1.79e + 005 Probable GST<br />

10 – – – Nd<br />

11 b<br />

MtC00128 12 41%/1e + 005 40 S ribosomal protein S5<br />

12 – – – Nd<br />

13 – – – Nd<br />

14 – – – Nd<br />

15 – – – Nd<br />

16 – – – Nd<br />

17 – – – Nd<br />

18 – – – Nd<br />

19 – – – Nd<br />

a<br />

Numbers correspond to those in Fig. 1<br />

b<br />

Indicates proteins which were deduced from in silico analyses of ESTs over-expressed in<br />

response to mycorrhizal inoculation (Weidmann et al. 2004)<br />

Nd no protein identification was obtained after MALDI-TOF analysis <strong>and</strong> PMF search

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