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A MOLECULAR AND GENETICAL ANALYSIS OF SYMBIOTIC GENES IN LOTUS RHIZOBIA

By

KAW-YAN CHUA

A thesis presented in partial

fulfi lment of the requirements for the degree of Doctor of Phi losophy in Microbiology at

Massey Univers ity ,

Palmerston North , New Zealand

October , 1 984

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ABSTRACT

Relat ive DNA homologies were determined among 24 strains of fast- growing rhizobia and 26 strains of s low- growing rhizobia with particular

reference to those which nodulate Lotus species . Two ma j or DNA homology groups were identified which shared less than 1 0 % relative DNA homology . Fast-growing Lotus rhizobia were grouped with related fast-growing

strains in DNA homology group I, and these strains are des i gnated as

Rhizobium loti . Slow-growing strains from Lotus , ( Bradyrhizobium spp .

( Lotus ) ) , G lycine max ( Bradyrhizobium j aponicum ) , Ornithopus and Lupinus formed DNA homology group

II

which was further divided into 4 DNA

homology subgroups . Bradyrhizobium spp . ( Lotus ) were shown to be genetical ly distinct from B . j aponicum.

Plasmi d profiles were determined for strains of R . loti and Bradyrhizobium spp . ( Lotus ) . A l l R. loti strains contained a single large indi genous plasmi d , whereas strains f rom Bradyrhizobium spp .

( Lotus ) carried mu ltiple plasmids of mol ecular wei ghts ranging from 1 3 0-

280 MDa l . A plasmid-cured derivative of R . loti NZP2 2 1 3 was isolated �

and found to still form effective nodules on Lotus tenuis , suggesting

that nodulation and nitrogen fixation genes are not plasmid-borne in this stra i n . The functions of the indigenous p lasmids carried in Lotus rhizobia are unknown .

Symbiotic mutants of R . loti strain NZP 2 0 3 7 were isolated by random

Tn5-muta gene s i s . Mutants included strains blocked in root hair curling

( Hac ) , nodule initiation ( Noi ) , bacterial release ( Bar ) and nitrogen

fixation ( Cof ) on Lotus pedunculatus .

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The nodulation ( nod) gene region from R . loti strain NZP2 0 3 7 was isolated f rom a pLAFR1 -NZP2 0 3 7 gene library using the c loned Tn5

containing EcoRI fragment from the Nod- mutant as a probe . Two cosmids were isolated and were found to complement the NZP2 0 3 7 Nod- mutant . Hybridi sation and complementation experiments confirmed that a 7 . 1 kb EcoRI fragment present in both nod cosmids carried gene sequences

involved in nodulation .

An

EcoRI and Hind I I I restriction enzyme map of the nod gene region in R . loti NZP2 0 3 7 was constructed using nod cosmids pPN 3 0 5 and pPN 3 06 .

Using the cloned R . loti NZP2 0 3 7 nod gene region ( 7 . 1 kb EcoRI fragment f rom pPN3 05 ) as a hybridisation probe , hi ghly conserved DNA sequences f rom other strains of R. loti and Bradyrhizobium spp . ( Lotus ) were ident i f ied. The nod gene region from Bradyrhizobium spp . ( Lotus ) strain NZP2 3 0 9 was isolated by direct 'in planta' complementation of the R. loti Nod- mutant using a NZP2 3 0 9 pLAFR1 gene l ibrary .

Comparative physical and genetical studies showed that the R. l oti

NZP2 0 3 7 nod gene region isolated shared functional simi larities with

previous ly isolated nod gene regions from R . trifolii and R. mel iloti

despite the fact that only weak DNA homology was observed between the

corresponding regions . This suggested that at least some of the nod

gene sequences carried on the c loned R . loti nod gene region belong to

the highly conserved ' common' nod gene sequence category .

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AC KNOWLE DGE ME NTS

I wi sh to thank my su pervis ors Dr B . D . W . Jarvis , D epar tment of Micr obi ol ogy a nd Geneti c s , Mas s ey U niver s i ty , f or his c ons ta nt i nter es t and advic e thr ough out this s tudy a nd D r D . B . Sc ott, A ppl i ed Bi och emi s try Divi s i on, D epar tment of Sci entific a nd Indus trial Res earch (D . S. I. R . ) f or his i ns pirati on a nd guidanc e wi th all as pec ts of this work a nd his gener osi ty in shari ng his lab ora tory s pace and r es earch res ourc es f or th e pas t two y ears .

I a l s o wish to tha nk Dr C . E . Pa nkhurs t of A ppl i ed Bi och emis try Divisi on, D . S. I. R . , f or the advi c e a nd ass is tanc e wi th the ligh t a nd el ec tr on micr osc opy s tudies a nd th e c ons truc ti on of Rhiz obium l oti genomic l ibrary , as wel l as f or his c onti nued i nter es t i n this work.

Special tha nks are als o due to th e f ol l owi ng me mb ers of D . s. I. R. , Pal mers ton N or th : Dr J. J. Pa te l , f or his assis ta nce wi th th e

bacteri ophage typi ng techni que ; Dr w. T. Jones , f or carryi ng out the ta nd em c r os s ed-i rnmunoel ec tr oph or esis ex peri ment; Mr D . H. Hopcrof t, f or his ass i s ta nc e wi th th e elec tr on mic r osc opy s tudies a nd Dr B . Terzaghi f or her advice wi th the tra ns pos on mu tagenes is experi me nt.

I w ould also like to tha nk the s taff me mbers of Rhiz obi um

laboratory, D . S. I . R . , f or th eir c ooperati on a nd enc ourage me nt over the pas t two y ears ; Mr C . B . C our t f or his ass i s tanc e i n thesis figures pr epara ti on a nd Mrs G. Shaw f or ty pi ng the th es i s . T o all the members of my f ami l y , I would like to show my gr eates t gra ti tude , f or their l ove and suppor t over the y ears .

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During the per i od of my Ph . D . pr ogra mme I have been su ppor ted by a s tudy grant f r om o.s.r.R. which I grate fully acknowledge .

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CONTE NTS

ABSTRA CT

ACKNOWLEDGE ME NTS CONTE NTS

INDE X OF TABLES INDE X OF FIGURE S ABB REVIATIONS

CHAPTER ONE . GENERAL INTRODUCTION

1 .1 SIG NIFICANCE OF BIOLOG ICA L NITROGEN FIXA TION

1 . 2 SIGNIFICA NCE OF LOTU S SPP . IN NEW ZEALA ND AGRICULTU RE

1 . 3 CHARA CTERISTICS OF LOTU S RHIZ OB IA

1 . 4 CLASSIFICA TION OF ROOT NODULE BACTERIA 1 . 5 NODULE DE VE LOP ME NT

1 . 6 NODULE FORMATION IN LOTU S 1 . 7 GE NE TICS OF NITROGE N FIXATION 1 . 8 AIMS OF THIS STUD Y

CHAPTER TWO . D NA HOMOLOGY STUD IE S OF LOTU S RHIZ OBIA 2. 1 INTRODUCTION

2. 2 ME THOD S A ND MATERIA LS 2 . 2 . 1

2. 2 . 2 2. 2 . 2 . 1 2. 2. 2 . 2 2. 2. 3 2. 2.4 2 . 2. 5 2. 2 . 6 2 . 2 . 7 2. 2 . 8 2. 2 . 9

2. 3 2. 3. 1

Bac terial s trains

Preparation of cul tur e media Li quid media

Solid media

Main tenanc e of cul tur es Gro wth of bac teria

Prepara tion of unlabel l ed D NA Pr epara tion of [32p]- label l ed DNA D NA r eassociation

Separation of s i ngl e and doubl e s tranded D NA on hydroxyapati te (HA )

Th er mal s tabi l i ty s tudy of r eassocia ted dupl ex es

RE SULTS

DNA-D NA r eassociation at 65 °C among rhizobia from Lo tus spp . and s trai ns fro m oth er plants

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1 1 1

2 3 5 7 7 1 3

1 4 1 4

1 4 1 4 1 4 1 4 1 5 1 5 1 5 1 5

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1 8 1 8 1 8 1 9 20 20

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2.3.2 Th er mal s tabi lity of r ea s s ocia ted DNA dupl ex es 21

2.4 D ISCUSSION 22

2.5 SUMMARY 26

CHAP TER THREE . CHARACTERISA TION OF P LASMID S IN LOTU S RHIZ OB IA 27

3.2 3.2.1 3.2.2 3.2.2.1 3.2.2.2 3.2.3 3.2.4 3.2.5 3.2.6 3.2.7 3.2 .8 3.2.9 3.2.1 0 3.2.1 1 3.2.1 2 3.2.1 3 3.2.1 4 3.2.1 5 3. 2. 1 6 3.2.1 6.1 3.2.1 6.2 3.2.1 7 3.2.1 8 3.2.1 9

3.3 3.3.1

3.3.2 3.3.3

3.3.5 3.3.6

3.3.6.1 3.3.6.2

3.3.7

INTRODU CTION

ME THOD S AND MATERIA LS

Bac terial s trai ns a nd plas mi ds Pr epara ti on of media

Li quid media Solid media

Mai ntena nc e of cul tur es Growth of bac teria

U l travi olet ligh t mu tagenesis of Rhi z obi um l oti Plant tes t

Is ola ti on of bac teria fr om nodul es Hea t curi ng ex peri ment

Bac teri ophage susc eptibi li ty tes ts Ta ndem-c r os s ed i mmu noel ec tr oph or es i s Plas mid i s ola ti on by Eckhardt meth od

Is ola ti on of plas mi ds by th e Tai t proc edur e Pr epara ti on of R. l oti plas mi d D NA

Is ola ti on of genomic DNA

Diges ti on of DNA wi th r es tr i c ti on enzy mes Puri ficati on of D NA pr epara ti on

Purificati on by ph enol chl or of or m extrac ti on Des a l ti ng wi th Sephadex G - 5 0 c olumn

Horiz ontal agar os e gel el ec tr oph or esis of DNA Pr epara ti on of [32p]- lab el l ed DNA pr obes DNA tra ns f er a nd hybridi s a ti on

RE SU LTS

Physical charac terisati on of pla s mids i n Lotus rhiz obia

DNA h omol ogy b etween pRl o221 3a a nd pRl o20 37a A ttempt to is olate N od - d erivatives of NZP 221 3

by h ea t cur i ng

A ttempt to i s ol a te a N od- d eriva tive of NZP221 3 by UV mutagenes i s

Hybridisati on of pRl o221 3a to total DNA of R. l oti s trai ns NZP221 3 a nd PN225

Identificati on of s trai n PN225 as deriva ti v e of R. l oti NZP221 3

Strai n identi f icati on by phage ty ping Strai n i d enti f ica ti on by tandem cross ed-

i mmu noel ec tr oph or es is

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28 28 28 28 29 29 29 30 30 31 31 31 32 32 33 35 37 38 38 38 39 39 4 0 4 1

4 2 42

42 4 3 4 3 44 44

44 44

Strai n i d entificati on by r es tr i c ti on enzyme diges t 45 pa tter ns

D NA h omol ogy betw een th e nod gene r egi on of 45 R. l oti NZP20 37 a nd th e plas mid-cur ed

deriva tive s trai n PN 225

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3. 4 D ISCU SSION

3. 5 SUMMARY

CHAPTER F OUR . ISOLAT ION AND CHARA CTERISAT ION OF TN5- INDU CED SYMB IOT IC MUTANT S OF RHIZ OB IUM LOT!

4 0 1

4 . 2 4 0 2 0 1 4 . 2 . 2 4 . 2 . 2 . 1 4 . 2 . 2 . 2 4 . 2 . 3 4 . 2 . 4 4 . 2 . 5 4 . 2 . 6 4 . 2 . 7 4 . 2 . 8 4 . 2 . 9

4 . 2 . 1 0 4 . 2 . 1 1 4 . 2 . 1 2 4 . 2 . 1 3 4 . 2 . 1 4 4 . 2 . 1 5 4 . 2 . 1 6 4 . 2 . 1 7 4 . 2 . 1 8

4 . 3. 3

4 . 3. 5 4 . 3. 5 . 1

4 . 3. 5 . 2 4 . 3. 5 . 3 4 . 4 4 . 5

INTRODUCT ION

METHODS AND MATERIALS

Bac teria strai ns a nd plasmids Prepara tion of cul tur e media

Liquid media Solid media

Mai ntena nc e of cul tures Growth of bac teria Co njuga tio n

Scr eeni ng method for sy mbio tic mu ta nts Plasmid a nalysis by th e Eckhardt proc edur e Bac teriophage susc ep tibi l i ty tests

Pr epara tive isola tion of plasmid D NA from E . coli by c l ear lysa te method

Isola tion of genomic D NA

Digestion of D NA wi th r estric tion enzymes Purif i c a tion of D NA

Agarose gel el ec trophor esis of D NA

P r epar a tion of [32 p]-label l ed D NA -probes D NA tra nsf er a nd hybridisatio n

D eter mi na tion of mol ecular weights

Light a nd electron mi croscopy of nodul es Exami na tion of roo t hairs by ligh t microscopy

RE SULT S

Tra nsposo n mu tagenesis of Rhizobi um loti Physical a nalysis of pr esu mp tive T n5 -i nduc ed

symbio ti c muta nts by South er n hybridisa tion Hybridi sa tion of total D NA from R . loti T n5 -

muta nts wi th[32 p]-label l ed nif HDK probe

Light microscopic exa mi na tion of Lo tus p edu nculatu s roo t hairs i nocula ted wi th Nod- muta nt o f

R . loti

Ligh t a nd el ec tron microscopic exa mi na tion of nodul es i nduc ed by th e Fix - mutants

Morphology of nodul es i nduc ed by th e wil d- type R. loti strai n NZP 2 0 37

Morphology of tumour- like nodul es Morphology of i neff ec tive nodul es D ISCU SSION

SUMMARY

CHAPTER F IVE . MOLE CULAR CLONING AND GENET ICAL ANALYSIS OF NODULATION GENE S IN RHIZ OB IU M L OTI

5 . 1 INTRODUCT ION

45 49

50

5 0

5 2 5 2 5 2 5 2 5 2 5 2 5 3 5 3 5 3 5 4 5 4 5 4

5 6 56 5 6 5 6 5 6 5 6 56 5 6 5 7

5 7 5 7 58 59 59

60 6 0

6 1 6 1 64 6 7

69

69

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5 .2 5 .2 .1 5 .2 .2 5 .2 .2 .1 5 .2 .2 .2 5 .2 .3 5 .2 .4 5 .2 .5 5 .2 .6 5 .2 .6 .1 5 . 2 .6 .2 5 .2 .6 .3 5 .2 .7 5 .2 .8 5 .2 .9 5 .2 .1 0 5 .2 .1 1 5 .2 .1 2 5 .2 .1 3 5 .2 .1 4 5 .2 .1 5 5 .2 .1 6 5 .2 .1 7

METHOD S AND MATE RIALS

5 .2 .1 8

5 .3 5 .3.1 5 .3.2 5 .3.3 5 .3.4

5 .3.5

5 .3.6 5 .3.7

5 .3.8

5 .4 . 5 .5

Bac ter ial s tra ins and plas mids Pr epara tion of cul tur e med ia

Liquid media Sol id media

Ma in tenanc e of cul tures Gr owth of bac ter ia

Is ola tion of gen omic DNA Is ola tion of pla s mid DNA Cl ear ed lysate method Alka l ine lys is meth od Ra pid boil ing meth od

E l ec tr oelu tion of DNA f r om a garos e DNA l iga tion

Transf orma tion of

ol i

Col ony hybridisa tion

Pr epara tion of [32 p]-label l ed DNA pr ob e DNA transf er and hybridisa tion

Conjuga tion Plant tes t

Is ola tion of bac ter ia f r om n odul es

Light and el ec tr on microsc opy of n odul es

Construc tion of a pLAFR1 g en e bank to Bradyrhiz obium s pp ( Lotus ) s train NZP 2 30 9 ( CC8 1 4 s )

�n planta ' c ompl emen ta tion of Rhiz obium l oti N od­

mutant

RE SULTS

Cl oning of Tn5 ::n od r egion of NZP 2 0 37

Is ola tion of wid e ty pe n odula tion gen es by c ol ony hybridisa tion

Cons truc tion of a phys ical ma p in th e nodula tion gene r egion of R. l oti NZP 2 0 37

Compl ementa tion of N od- mutant of

l oti s train NZP2 0 37 by c os mi ds carry ing pr esu mptive wild ty pe nod DNA of NZP20 37

-

Light and el ec tr on mic r osc opy of n odul es f ormed on Lotus peduncul a tus by c ompl emented d er iva tiv es of th e N od- mu tant s train PN2 33

DNA h omol ogy b etween th e n od gen e r egion of R.l oti NZP2 0 37 and oth er Rhiz obium s trains

'In plan ta ' dir ec t c omplementa tion of R.l oti NZP2 0 37 N od- mutan t with a gen e l ibrary of Bradyrhiz ob ium s pp ( Lotus ) s train NZP2 30 9

Compl ementa tion of Rhiz obium n odula tion func tion us ing h eter ol ogous n od r egions

D ISCUSSION SUMMARY

CHAPTER SIX: GENE RAL DISCU SSION

RE FE REN CE S

7 1 7 1 7 1 7 1 7 1 7 1 7 1 7 1 7 1 7 1 7 1 72 7 3 74 74 75 76 76 76 76 76 76 76 7 8

78 78 79 79 8 1

8 2

8 3 84

86

86 9 3

94

99

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Table Number

1 . 1

2 . 3

5 . 1 5 . 2

INDEX

OF

TABLES

Title

Proposed steps in Rhizobium-legume symbiosis .

Strains of fast and s low- growing rhizobia included in this study .

DNA-DNA reassociation at 65°c among rhizobia f rom Lotus spp . and strains from other plants .

Thermal stability of rhizobial DNA duplexes formed at 65°c .

Bacterial strains and plasmi ds . Plasmids in Lotus rhizobia . Bacterial strains and plasmids .

Characterisation of Tn5- induced mutants of R. loti NZP2 03 7 .

Bacterial strains and plasmids .

EcoRI restriction f ragments from Rhizobium loti , R . trifolii

and R. me liloti total DNA homologous to R. loti nod probe

and/or R. trifolii nod probe .

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Fi gur e Numb er

3.1

3.3

3. 5

3. 6 3. 7

IND EX OF F IGURES

Tit l e

Ther mal elution prof i l es o f r eassoci at ed D NA dupl ex es formed at 65°c b etween B . japoni cum ATCC 1 0 324 r ef er en ce D NA and D NA from ot her s el ect ed str ains .

A Sep had ex G - 5 0 colu mn us ed for D NA purifi cation.

App ar atus for D NA tr ansf er by Sout hern blotting.

D NA ho mology b etween pRlo22 13a and pRlo 2 0 37a.

Agaros e gel of p l asmids in R . loti strains .

Hybridis ation of pRlo2 2 1 3a to Eco RI enzy me digests of R . loti tot al D NA .

I d entifi cation of R . loti str ains by p hage typing.

Tandem cros s ed -i mmuno el ectrop horesis patterns of R. loti strains .

3. 8 EcoRI r estri ction enzyme digest p att erns of tot al D NA f rom R . loti str ains .

3. 9 Hybridis ation of t he nod gen e r egion of NZP2 0 37 to EcoRI dig ests of D NA from str ains NZP2 2 13, PN2 2 5 and NZP2 0 37 . 4 .1 The v ector p l asmid pSUP10 11 us ed for Tn5 mut agen esis .

4 . 2 Lotus peduncul atus plants inocul at ed with R . loti wild typ e and Tn5 - indu ced symbiot i c mut ant str ains .

4 . 3 Physi cal analys i s of presumptive Tn5 mutants by South ern hybridis ation .

4 . 4 Hybri di s ation of Tn5 and n i f HDK s equ en ces to tot al D NA f rom R . loti Tn5 -indu ced mut ants .

4 . 5 Light mi crogr ap hs of root hairs of Lotus p edun cul atus p l ants .

4 . 6 Light and el ectron mi crogr aphs s howing t he structur e of root nodul es formed by R . loti strain NZP2 0 37 on L. p edun cul atus .

4 . 7 Light and el ectron mi crogr ap hs s howing t he morp hology of th e tumour -l i ke nodul e formed by t he Noi mutants P N2 34 , P N2 36 , P N�37, P N2 38 and P N244 on L . p edun cu l atus .

4 . 8 Light and el ectron microgr ap hs s howing t he structur e of th e nodul es formed by t he Bar mut ant P N2 39 on L . p eduncul atus . 4 .9 Light and el ectron micro grap hs s howing t he structur e of th e

nodu l es f ormed by t he Cof mut ants PN2 35 on L. p edun cu l atus .

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4 .10

5 .1 5 .2

5 .3

5 .4

5 .5

5 .6

5 .7

5 .a

5 .9

5 .1 0

Light and el ectron microgr aphs s howing the structur e of nodu l es for med by Cof mut ant PN 246 on L. pedun cul atus . Agaros e gel of an EcoRI di gest of pPN 30 1.

Hybridis ation of Tn5 ::nod r egion from pPN 30 1 to cos mids carrying R. loti wi ld type DNA s equ en ces .

Hind III ( H) and EcoRI ( E) r estri ction en zyme map of t he nod gen e r egion of R. loti NZP 2 0 37.

Compl ernent ation of t he Tn5 -indu ced Nod- mut ant wit h R. loti NZP2 0 37 wild typ e gen e s equ en ces .

Light and el ectron microgr ap hs s howing t he stru ctur e of i n eff ective nodul es and tumour -li ke nodul es for med on

Lotus p edun cu l atus by a d erivative of t he Nod- mut ant PN2 33 carrying pPN 30 5 .

Hybridi s ation o f t he cloned nod gen e r egion of NZP 2 0 37 to R. loti and Br adyr hizobi um spp. ( Lotu s ) tot al DNA.

Hybridi s ation of t he clon ed nod gen e r egion of NZP 2 0 37 to R . loti , R. trifoli i and R. mel iloti tot al DNA.

Hybridis ation of clon ed R. trifolii nod DNA to R. loti , R . trifolii and R. mel iloti tot al DNA .

Hybridi s ation of R . trifolii nod DNA t o clon ed nod gene s equ en ces of

R .

loti NZP 2 0 37.

Light and e l ectron microgr ap hs s howing t he structur e of root nodul es formed on Lotus p eduncul atus by a derivative of t he Nod- mut ant PN2 33 cont aining pPN32 9 .

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Nm Km Cb Tc Ap Sp Cm Str

ABB REVIATIONS

n eo mycin

kanamy cin carb enici l l in t etracycline ampi ci llin spectino mycin chlor amp heni col strepto mycin kilobas es

2 -(N-morp holino ) �t hanesul foni c acid sodium dodecyl sulp hat e

Rhi zobium p henotyp e char act eris ed by t he abi l ity to

induce visib l e nodul es on p l ant roots whi ch ar e cap abl e of nitrogen fixation .

Rhi zobi um p henotyp e char act er i s ed by t he abi lity to induce vis ibl e nodul es on pl ant roots whi ch ar e not cap ab l e of nitrogen f i x ation .

Abbr evi ations not d efined in t hi s l i st ar e "accept ed " abbr evi ations (Bio chemi cal Journal (1 983) 2 0 9 , 1 - 2 7) .

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