SST1 - Plant Editosome Database - CNCB-NGDC

Summary

Editing Factor: SST1
Synonym: Soybean Salt Tolerant 1
Description: Mitochondrial morphology and H2O2 homeostasis in root cells
Protein Family: Pentatricopeptide repeat (PPR) protein
Subclass: DYW
Physical Interaction: GmCHX1; GmMORF1b
Construct Structure: PLS-E1-E2-DYW
Gene ID & Species: SoyZH13_09G000500 (Glycine max)
Edited Gene(s): cob    nad3    atp6-1
Editing Type(s): C-to-U (15)
Publication(s): [1] Natural Variation of a PPR Coding Gene SST1 Confers Salt Tolerance During Soybean Domestication, Plant Biotechnology Journal, 2025. [doi:10.1111/pbi.70382]

Editing Details

Species Gene ID Organelle Edited Gene Position Region Nuclear Genome Organelle Genome Other Region Other Position Editing Type Codon Amino Acid Molecular Effect Experiment Details
Glycine max SoyZH13_09G000500 Mitochondrion atp6-1 NA NA Gmax_ZH13 NA cDNA 167 C-to-U NA=>NA NA=>NA NA
Experiment Details
Genotype (Ecotype) Allele Treatment Treatment Detail Mutant Type Phenotype Tissue Development Stage Detection Method Editing Frequency Editing Extent Mutant Effect PMID
W82WTControlControlNo mutantNormalRootNART-PCR products were directly sequenced38.00%LowNone40995854
W82WT100mM NaCl100mM NaClNo mutantUnder 100 mM NaCl conditions, both sst1-1 and sst1-2 presented significantly increased salt tolerance compared with the WT, with substantially increased SILS; The fresh leaf weight and fresh root weight of the sst1-1 and sst1-2 mutants were comparable to those of the WT; The sst1 mutants exhibited distinct Na+ and K+ accumulation patterns: while leaf Na+ content increased, root Na+ remained unchanged; Leaf K+ content rose, whereas root K+ declined; The leaf Na+/K+ ratio in mutants was significantly lower than in WT, while the root Na+/K+ ratio showed a significant increase compared to WT rootsRootNART-PCR products were directly sequenced37.00%LowNone40995854
W82sst1-1DeletionA 1-bp deletion in the coding regionKnockoutUnder control conditions, there were no significant differences in the fresh weight of leaves and roots, the Na+ and K+ contents, Na+/K+ ratio in leaves and roots, or the H2O2 content in roots between the wild-type (WT) and sst1 mutants, but the plant height in sst1 mutants was significantly greater than in WTRootNART-PCR products were directly sequenced9.00%PoorDecreased40995854
W82sst1-1Deletion; 100mM NaClA 1-bp deletion in the coding region; 100mM NaClKnockoutUnder 100 mM NaCl conditions, both sst1-1 and sst1-2 presented significantly increased salt tolerance compared with the WT, with substantially increased SILS; The fresh leaf weight and fresh root weight of the sst1-1 and sst1-2 mutants were comparable to those of the WT; The sst1 mutants exhibited distinct Na+ and K+ accumulation patterns: while leaf Na+ content increased, root Na+ remained unchanged; Leaf K+ content rose, whereas root K+ declined; The leaf Na+/K+ ratio in mutants was significantly lower than in WT, while the root Na+/K+ ratio showed a significant increase compared to WT rootsRootNART-PCR products were directly sequenced22.00%LowDecreased40995854
W82sst1-1 compComplementation; 100mM NaClNANAThe morphology and internal structure of root tip mitochondria in complementary soybean lines were restored to WT levels under both control and salt stress conditionsRootNART-PCR products were directly sequenced40.00%MediumRestored40995854
Glycine max SoyZH13_09G000500 Mitochondrion cob NA NA Gmax_ZH13 NA cDNA 113 C-to-U NA=>NA NA=>NA NA
Experiment Details
Genotype (Ecotype) Allele Treatment Treatment Detail Mutant Type Phenotype Tissue Development Stage Detection Method Editing Frequency Editing Extent Mutant Effect PMID
W82WTControlControlNo mutantNormalRootNART-PCR products were directly sequenced64.00%HighNone40995854
W82WT100mM NaCl100mM NaClNo mutantUnder 100 mM NaCl conditions, both sst1-1 and sst1-2 presented significantly increased salt tolerance compared with the WT, with substantially increased SILS; The fresh leaf weight and fresh root weight of the sst1-1 and sst1-2 mutants were comparable to those of the WT; The sst1 mutants exhibited distinct Na+ and K+ accumulation patterns: while leaf Na+ content increased, root Na+ remained unchanged; Leaf K+ content rose, whereas root K+ declined; The leaf Na+/K+ ratio in mutants was significantly lower than in WT, while the root Na+/K+ ratio showed a significant increase compared to WT rootsRootNART-PCR products were directly sequenced53.00%MediumNone40995854
W82sst1-1DeletionA 1-bp deletion in the coding regionKnockoutUnder control conditions, there were no significant differences in the fresh weight of leaves and roots, the Na+ and K+ contents, Na+/K+ ratio in leaves and roots, or the H2O2 content in roots between the wild-type (WT) and sst1 mutants, but the plant height in sst1 mutants was significantly greater than in WTRootNART-PCR products were directly sequenced26.00%LowDecreased40995854
W82sst1-1Deletion; 100mM NaClA 1-bp deletion in the coding region; 100mM NaClKnockoutUnder 100 mM NaCl conditions, both sst1-1 and sst1-2 presented significantly increased salt tolerance compared with the WT, with substantially increased SILS; The fresh leaf weight and fresh root weight of the sst1-1 and sst1-2 mutants were comparable to those of the WT; The sst1 mutants exhibited distinct Na+ and K+ accumulation patterns: while leaf Na+ content increased, root Na+ remained unchanged; Leaf K+ content rose, whereas root K+ declined; The leaf Na+/K+ ratio in mutants was significantly lower than in WT, while the root Na+/K+ ratio showed a significant increase compared to WT rootsRootNART-PCR products were directly sequenced21.00%LowDecreased40995854
W82sst1-1 compComplementation; 100mM NaClNANAThe morphology and internal structure of root tip mitochondria in complementary soybean lines were restored to WT levels under both control and salt stress conditionsRootNART-PCR products were directly sequenced47.00%MediumRestored40995854
Glycine max SoyZH13_09G000500 Mitochondrion nad3 NA NA Gmax_ZH13 NA cDNA 230 C-to-U NA=>NA NA=>NA NA
Experiment Details
Genotype (Ecotype) Allele Treatment Treatment Detail Mutant Type Phenotype Tissue Development Stage Detection Method Editing Frequency Editing Extent Mutant Effect PMID
W82WTControlControlNo mutantNormalRootNART-PCR products were directly sequenced54.00%MediumNone40995854
W82WT100mM NaCl100mM NaClNo mutantUnder 100 mM NaCl conditions, both sst1-1 and sst1-2 presented significantly increased salt tolerance compared with the WT, with substantially increased SILS; The fresh leaf weight and fresh root weight of the sst1-1 and sst1-2 mutants were comparable to those of the WT; The sst1 mutants exhibited distinct Na+ and K+ accumulation patterns: while leaf Na+ content increased, root Na+ remained unchanged; Leaf K+ content rose, whereas root K+ declined; The leaf Na+/K+ ratio in mutants was significantly lower than in WT, while the root Na+/K+ ratio showed a significant increase compared to WT rootsRootNART-PCR products were directly sequenced50.00%MediumNone40995854
W82sst1-1DeletionA 1-bp deletion in the coding regionKnockoutUnder control conditions, there were no significant differences in the fresh weight of leaves and roots, the Na+ and K+ contents, Na+/K+ ratio in leaves and roots, or the H2O2 content in roots between the wild-type (WT) and sst1 mutants, but the plant height in sst1 mutants was significantly greater than in WTRootNART-PCR products were directly sequenced31.00%LowDecreased40995854
W82sst1-1Deletion; 100mM NaClA 1-bp deletion in the coding region; 100mM NaClKnockoutUnder 100 mM NaCl conditions, both sst1-1 and sst1-2 presented significantly increased salt tolerance compared with the WT, with substantially increased SILS; The fresh leaf weight and fresh root weight of the sst1-1 and sst1-2 mutants were comparable to those of the WT; The sst1 mutants exhibited distinct Na+ and K+ accumulation patterns: while leaf Na+ content increased, root Na+ remained unchanged; Leaf K+ content rose, whereas root K+ declined; The leaf Na+/K+ ratio in mutants was significantly lower than in WT, while the root Na+/K+ ratio showed a significant increase compared to WT rootsRootNART-PCR products were directly sequenced24.00%LowDecreased40995854
W82sst1-1 compComplementation; 100mM NaClNANAThe morphology and internal structure of root tip mitochondria in complementary soybean lines were restored to WT levels under both control and salt stress conditionsRootNART-PCR products were directly sequenced33.00%LowDecreased40995854
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