植物SWEET 基因家族的相关研究进展

doi:10.11924/j.issn.1000-6850.casb17030193

摘要/Abstract

摘要： 为了深入研究近年来新发现的一类糖转运蛋白SWEET基因家族在植物中的作用，本研究介绍了植物SWEET基因家族的发现，归纳总结了SWEET基因的蛋白质结构、进化分析结果和在植物中的生理功能。指出SWEET转运蛋白具有多种不同的生理功能，在植物生长发育及代谢活动中起了重要的作用。为后续在植物中研究SWEET基因家族提供一定的理论基础。

关键词: 再生水, 再生水, 土壤氮素, 微生物群落, 土壤酶活性

Abstract: In order to further study the role of newly identified type of sugar transporter SWEET gene family in plants, the discovery of SWEET gene family was introduced, and the protein structures, evolutionary analysis results and physiological functions of SWEET genes in plants were summarized. It is indicated that SWEET transporters have many different physiological functions and play an important role in plant growth and metabolism. These provide a theoretical basis for the follow-up study of SWEET gene family in plants.

陈慧敏,李威,马雄风,张飞,杨代刚,胡守林. 植物SWEET 基因家族的相关研究进展[J]. 中国农学通报, 2017, 33(19): 34-39.

Chen Huimin,Li Wei,Ma Xiongfeng,Zhang Fei,Yang Daigang and Hu Shoulin. SWEET Gene Family in Plants：Research Advances[J]. Chinese Agricultural Science Bulletin, 2017, 33(19): 34-39.

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