The results provide a genome-wide characterization of the BraABCB gene family and identify BraABCB27 and BraABCB28 as candidate genes for future studies of their possible associations with BR-related membrane processes and hormone-regulated growth responses in B. rapa var.
expression patterns indicate functional diversification within the NtSTP family and imply that these members may be transcriptionally modulated during plant responses to R. solanacearum infection.
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Under cold stress, the overexpressing lines outperformed the wild-type in several physiological and biochemical indices, including soluble sugar content, relative electrolyte leakage, Fv/Fm, and relative chlorophyll content.
Ning-Yao Guo, Bo Chen, Qi Wang et al.· Plant Cell Tissue and Organ...· 0 citations
This study systematically characterized the Aux/IAA gene family in pumpkin, highlighting its evolutionary diversity, structural conservation, and distinct regulatory features and inform the potential roles of CmIAA genes in abiotic stress responses.
These results offer valuable insights into the TaCCD gene family's response mechanisms to drought stress in wheat, simultaneously identifying promising genetic resources for enhancing drought tolerance through molecular breeding.
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This systems-level study elucidates a transcriptome-driven framework for heading, highlighting a GA-mediated BraBLH5 mechanism and providing valuable candidates for Brassica functional genomics.
Members of the HbDELLA protein family in the rubber tree genome are identified and their evolutionary relationships, conserved motifs, domain organization, chromosomal distribution, collinearity, expression patterns, and protein interactions are examined.
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