PHGD: An integrative and user‐friendly database for plant hormone‐related genes
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Journal Year:
2024,
Volume and Issue:
3(1)
Published: Jan. 8, 2024
Plant
Hormone
Gene
Database
(PHGD)
database
platform
construction
pipeline.
First,
we
collected
all
reported
hormone-related
genes
in
the
model
plant
Arabidopsis
thaliana,
and
combined
with
existing
experimental
background,
mapped
hormone–gene
interaction
network
to
provide
a
blueprint.
Next,
469
high-quality
genomes.
Then,
bioinformatics
was
used
identify
these
plants.
Finally,
genetic
data
were
programmed
be
stored
website
PHGD
built.
divided
into
eight
modules,
namely
Home,
Browse,
Search,
Resources,
Download,
Tools,
Help,
Contact.
We
provided
resources
services
facilitate
study
of
hormones.
hormones
are
small
amounts
organic
compounds
produced
by
plants,
which
can
promote
or
inhibit
diverse
physiological
processes
[1-3].
mainly
include
auxin
(AUX),
ethylene
(ETH),
cytokinin
(CK),
abscisic
acid
(ABA),
gibberellin
(GA),
brassinosteroids
(BRs),
jasmonic
(JA),
strigolactones
(SLs),
salicylic
(SA),
melatonin
(MT),
polypeptide
(PEP)
[4-6].
Each
kind
hormone
plays
its
role
environmental
response,
defense
growth,
development
[7].
For
example,
CKs
have
been
implicated
cell
division,
root
bud
development,
senescence,
chloroplast
[8].
Polypeptide
play
important
roles
adaptation
environment,
including
precursor
peptide
(PROPEP)
[9,
10],
phytosulfokine-α
(PSK)
[11,
12],
Ralf-like
(RALF)
[13],
epidermal
patterning
factor/epidermal
factor-like
(EPF/EPFL)
[14],
clavata3/ESR-related
(CLE)
[15],
growth
factor
(RGF)
[16].
MT
an
different
aspects
such
as
salt
drought
stresses
[17,
18].
Moreover,
they
interact
each
other
form
huge
regulate
various
biological
[19,
20].
instance,
has
crosstalk
SA,
JA,
AUX,
ABA,
further
contributed
disease
resistance
[21].
involved
variety
pathway
mechanisms,
biosynthesis,
metabolism,
perception,
signal
transduction,
transport
pathways
[22,
23].
Therefore,
it
is
very
difficult
comprehensively
analyze
complex
action
mechanism
Much
work
done
contribute
exploring
some
four
main
signaling
reported,
that
is,
inhibitor
response
1/auxin
F-boxes
(TIR1/AFBs)-auxin/indole-3-acetic
(AUX/IAA)-auxin
factors
(ARFs)
[24],
transmembrane
kinase
1
(TMK1)-IAA32/34-ARFs
[25],
TMK1/auxin-binding
protein1
(TMK1/ABP1)-rho-related
protein
from
plants
2/6
(ROP2/6)-pin-formeds
(PINs)
[26],
S-phase
kinase-associated
2a
(SKP2A)-Arabidopsis
thaliana
homolog
e2f
c/ATDPB
(E2FC/DPB)
[27].
Nevertheless,
last
proposed
for
many
years,
but
highly
controversial
requires
more
evidence
In
addition,
enzymes
biosynthesis
tryptophan
decarboxylase
(TDC),
tryptamine
5-hydroxylase
(T5H),
serotonin
N-acetyltransferase
(SNAT),
acetyl
methyl
transferase
(ASMT)
[28,
29].
However,
transduction
still
not
clear.
also
needs
explored.
The
mechanisms
lots
human
verification,
so
large
time-consuming
work.
Another
effective
approach
through
big
resource
integration
analysis.
At
present,
only
few
related
databases
released
about
Among
them,
GSHR
(Gene
Set-Level
Analyses
Responses
Arabidopsis,
http://bioinfo.cemps.ac.cn/GSHR/)
information
[30].
one
(https://plant-hormones.info/)
currently
unavailable.
As
far
know,
date,
there
no
showing
distribution
11
large-scale
kingdoms,
involving
pathways.
comprehensive
described
hormones,
using
methods
search
Based
on
deletion
lower
origin
data-sharing
established
help
researchers
genes.
All
A.
manually
screened
literature
TAIR
(https://www.arabidopsis.org/index.jsp).
Initially,
performed
PubMed,
Web
Science,
Google
Scholar
keywords
"AUX,"
"ABA,"
"plant
hormone,"
"phytohormone,"
"Arabidopsis,"
"phytohormone
pathway."
retrieved
publications
then
preliminarily
checked
eliminate
false-positive
papers.
phytohormone
information,
Kyoto
Encyclopedia
Genes
Genomes
consulted
addition
literature.
sorted
out
914
973
publications,
crucial
(Supporting
Information
S1:
Tables
S1
S2).
After
serial
genome
collection
filtering,
species
gene
annotation
this
study,
314
dicots,
85
monocots,
six
magnoliids,
three
basal
angiosperms,
gymnosperms,
ferns,
bryophytes,
39
algae
(one
glaucophyte,
prasinodermophyte
new
2020
[31],
red
algae,
22
green
seven
charophytes)
S3
S4).
same
time,
flowering
(408)
nonflowering
(61)
species.
gff
files,
coding
sequences
(CDSs),
examined
downloaded
according
(https://www.plabipd.de/plant_genomes_pn.ep),
identifying
constructed
11-type
components
(Figure
1A).
Furthermore,
multiple
effects,
defense,
stress,
heat
stomatal
closure,
branching,
vascular
included.
A
total
104
nodes
found
network.
these,
49
lines
connected
infinitely
interactions.
regulatory
enabled
us
understand
systematically.
Combined
references,
selected
thaliana.
lonely
guy
(LOG)
isopentenyltransferase
(IPT)
key
rate-limiting
synthesis
pathway,
PURINE
PERMEASE
(PUP),
equilibrative
nucleoside
transporter
(ENT),
ATP-binding
cassette
g14
(ABCG14)
proteins
pathway.
summarized
synthetic
melatonin,
member
added
recent
PMTR1
receptor.
PROPEP,
PSK,
RALF,
EPF/EPFL,
overexplored.
domain
Pfam
blast
(version
34.0)
[32]
Blast
2.10.1).
members
family
previous
reports
[32-34],
blastp
obtain
similarity
relation
component
(E
value
<
1e−5).
results,
set
filter
standards
higher
respectively.
reason
setting
filtering
criteria
relationships
reference
genome.
Chinese
cabbage
theoretically
times
[35].
due
amount
loss,
number
identified
should
1.2
2
theory,
synthesized
preliminary
identification
results
determine
optimal
threshold
[36-38]
standard
components.
report,
Chara
braunii
Physcomitrella
patens
[39].
their
S5–7).
obtained
numbers
taxa
studied
S8–19).
64
representative
taxon
display
Table
S20)
determined
node
based
presence
counted
(408
61
plants)
S19).
premise
avoiding
(11
53
counting
If
present
species,
define
"1,"
if
not,
"0"
S20).
inferred
paths
statistical
result.
Here,
CK,
PEP
examples.
homologous
AUX
YUCCA
(YUC)
distributed
proteins)
land
suggest
originated
common
ancestor
receptor
TIR1/AFB
ABP1
(Chlorella
variabilis,
Micractinium
conductrix,
Chlamydomonas
reinhardtii),
five
charophytes
(Klebsormidium
nitens,
C.
braunii,
Mesotaenium
endlicherianum,
Penium
margaritaceum,
Spirogloea
muscicola),
almost
complete
perception
algae.
AUX/IAAs,
auxin-upregulated
RNA,
ARF
exist
Other
critical
ROP,
Topless,
TMK
taxa.
DPB,
E2FC,
SKP2A
scattered
among
simultaneously
63
Due
high
controversy
SKP2A/E2FC/DPB
explored
study.
short,
our
indicate
charophytes.
AUXIN1
(AUX1)/like
AUX1,
PIN-formed
(PIN)/PIN-likes,
ABC
families
taxa,
suggesting
glaucophytes.
metabolic
GRETCHEN
HAGEN
3
first
followed
K.
nitens
M.
well
These
CK
biosynthetic
LOG
IPT
indicates
oxidase
exists
indicating
histidine
terrestrial
histidine-containing
phosphotransmitter
(AHP)
except
type-A
regulators
(ARRs)
absent
type-B
ARRs
glaucophytes,
prasinodermophytes,
charophytes,
may
originate
prasinodermophytes.
PUP
two
(Cyanidiococcus
yangmingshanensis
Cyanidioschyzon
merolae),
(Asterochloris
glomerata,
Chromochloris
zofingiensis),
ENT
ABCG14
taxon.
imply
PROPEP
chlorophytes
(A.
Coccomyxa
subellipsoidea,
incerta,
eustigma,
Edaphochlamys
debaryana,
Gonium
pectorale,
(Chlorokybus
atmophyticus,
P.
S.
chlorophytes.
PSK
gymnosperms
gymnosperms.
RALF
EPF/EPFL
suggests
both
TDC
had
SNAT
ASMT
synthase
homologs
(C.
zofingiensis,
Monoraphidium
neglectum),
chlorophyte
(M.
endlicherianum),
most
did
find
T5H
sequence
blast,
it.
According
TDC,
SNAT,
ASMT,
speculated
By
summarizing
above-identified
genes,
(http://phgd.bio2db.com/)
user-friendly
web
interface
referencing
[40-42].
includes
types
1B).
contains
synthesis,
receptor,
signal,
integrates
functions
networks
2A–C).
overview
interfaces,
Contact
users
easily
use
2A).
modes
"Species"
"Pathway"
browse
2D).
mode,
classified
locate
classification
queried
view
table.
"MORE"
column
table
specific
name,
CDSs,
sequences.
directly
"CDS"
"Pro"
columns
clicking
"Bar"
"Pie,"
see
ratio
download
via
"Download."
bar
chart.
Users
could
2E).
displayed
pie
research.
Search
contain
rich
(pfam
id,
domain,
E
value,
family)
(chromosome,
start,
end,
annotation),
section,
category
included
2F).
Latin
taxonomy,
genomic
published
articles,
links
details
journal,
publication
year,
authors.
popular
tools,
Primer
Design,
perform
analysis
2G).
tool
conduct
CDS
alignment.
built
alignment
copying
frame
uploading
Fasta
format.
developed
Design
design
primers
assigned
Download
demands
research
2H).
address,
email,
phone
contact
any
questions
2I).
detailed
manual
video
know
how
2J).
encourage
submit
enrich
database.
examples
evolutionary
AHP
belonging
cabbage.
target
page,
relevant
interest
(AHP
3A).
file
species'
page
3B).
verification
[32],
SMART
9,
https://smart.embl.de)
[43],
CDD
3.17,
https://www.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/Structure/cdd/cdd.shtml)
[44],
members,
consistent
report
[45].
neighbor-joining
method
phylogenetic
tree
MEGA
X
software
[46].
previously
[47-49],
expansion
cabbage,
Brassica
oleracea,
napus
carried
3C–E).
multiploidy
experienced
3F),
relationship
between
B.
1:3:3:6
[49].
showed
corresponding
lost.
six,
eight,
16,
hybrid
sum
oleracea
equal
napus.
combination
trees,
indirect
caused
hybridization,
while
direct
duplication.
To
explore
trajectory
Oryza
sativa,
Aristolochia
fimbriata,
Amborella
trichopoda,
Picea
abies,
Selaginella
moellendorffii,
patens,
reinhardtii)
kingdom
platform.
Mafft
7.475)
[50]
FastTree
2.1)
construct
3G)
[51].
Notung
2.9.1.5)
duplication
loss
[52].
size
ancestral
[53]
3H).
show
ancestors
reinhardtii
contained
serious
lost
zero
obtained.
Seven
moellendorfii
lost,
obtained,
seed
angiosperm
nine
eudicot
monocot
From
exhibits
pattern.
extensive
investigations,
integrated
studies
map
components,
closely
at
least
providing
core
interactions
overall
blueprint
regulation
development.
searches,
plants).
data,
assist
people
PHGD,
effect
example.
Currently,
available
GSHR,
dedicated
service
already
greatly
Compared
focuses
severely
limits
whose
genomes
sequenced
far,
studying
enough
terms
types.
updated
since
2018,
lacking
GSHR.
Although
makes
up
above
deficiencies,
lack
functional
validation,
provides
breeders.
Researchers
in-depth
needs.
Overall,
resources,
will
future,
release
innovation
research,
continue
improve
update
conclusion,
Through
genomes,
continuously
newly
assembled
believe
become
world.
Xiaoming
Song
conceived
project
responsible
initiation.
Song,
Shuyan
Feng,
Zhuo
Liu,
Xiao
Ma
supervised
managed
bioinformatic
analyses
led
Huilong
Chen,
Ma.
Tong
Yu,
Ma,
Fulei
Nie.
manuscript
organized,
written,
revised
Nan
Li,
Di
Guo.
Rong
Zhou.
authors
read
approved
manuscript.
This
supported
National
Key
Research
Development
Program
China
(2023YFF1002000),
Natural
Science
Foundation
Distinguished
Young
Hebei
Province
(C2022209010),
(32172583),
(C2021209005,
C2021209019),
Laboratory
Nucleic
Research,
Tangshan
(2022TS003b).
declare
conflict
interest.
sets
(http://phgd.bio2db.com/).
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materials
(figures,
tables,
scripts,
graphical
abstract,
slides,
videos,
translated
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materials)
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pfam
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Time-course transcriptome analysis reveals gene co-expression networks and transposable element responses to cold stress in cotton
Yan Dai,
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Jialiang Zhou,
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Baohong Zhang
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et al.
BMC Genomics,
Journal Year:
2025,
Volume and Issue:
26(1)
Published: March 12, 2025
Cold
stress
significantly
challenges
cotton
growth
and
productivity,
yet
the
genetic
molecular
mechanisms
underlying
cold
tolerance
remain
poorly
understood.
We
employed
RNA-seq
iterative
weighted
gene
co-expression
network
analysis
(WGCNA)
to
investigate
transposable
element
(TE)
expression
changes
at
six
time
points
(0
h,
2
4
6
12
24
h).
Thousands
of
differentially
expressed
genes
(DEGs)
were
identified,
exhibiting
time-specific
patterns
that
highlight
a
phase-dependent
transcriptional
response.
While
A
D
subgenomes
contributed
comparably
DEG
numbers,
numerous
homeologous
pairs
showed
differential
expression,
indicating
regulatory
divergence.
Iterative
WGCNA
uncovered
125
modules,
with
some
enriched
in
specific
chromosomes
or
chromosomal
regions,
suggesting
localized
hotspots
for
Notably,
transcription
factors,
including
MYB73,
ERF017,
MYB30,
OBP1,
emerged
as
central
regulators
within
these
modules.
Analysis
11
plant
hormone-related
revealed
dynamic
ethylene
(ETH)
cytokinins
(CK)
playing
significant
roles
stress-responsive
pathways.
Furthermore,
we
documented
over
15,000
TEs,
TEs
forming
five
distinct
clusters.
TE
families,
such
LTR/Copia,
demonstrated
enrichment
clusters,
their
potential
role
modulators
under
stress.
These
findings
provide
valuable
insights
into
complex
networks
response
cotton,
highlighting
key
components
involved
regulation.
This
study
provides
targets
breeding
strategies
aimed
enhancing
cotton.
Language: Английский
Large-scale analysis of the ARF and Aux/IAA gene families in 406 horticultural and other plants
Molecular Horticulture,
Journal Year:
2024,
Volume and Issue:
4(1)
Published: April 9, 2024
Abstract
The
auxin
response
factor
(ARF)
and
auxin/indole-3-acetic
acid
(Aux/IAA)
family
of
genes
are
central
components
the
signaling
pathway
play
essential
roles
in
plant
growth
development.
Their
large-scale
analysis
evolutionary
trajectory
origin
currently
not
known.
Here,
we
identified
corresponding
ARF
Aux/IAA
members
performed
a
by
scanning
406
genomes.
results
showed
that
gene
families
originated
from
charophytes.
sequences
were
more
conserved
than
sequences.
Dispersed
duplications
common
expansion
mode
bryophytes,
ferns,
gymnosperms;
however,
whole-genome
duplication
was
basal
angiosperms,
magnoliids,
monocots,
dicots.
Expression
regulatory
network
analyses
revealed
Arabidopsis
thaliana
responded
to
multiple
hormone,
biotic,
abiotic
stresses.
APETALA2
serum
factor-transcription
commonly
enriched
upstream
downstream
families.
Our
study
provides
comprehensive
overview
trajectories,
structural
functions,
mechanisms,
expression
patterns,
networks
these
two
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SoIR: a comprehensive Solanaceae information resource for comparative and functional genomic study
Zhuo Liu,
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Shaoqin Shen,
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Chunjin Li
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et al.
Nucleic Acids Research,
Journal Year:
2024,
Volume and Issue:
53(D1), P. D1623 - D1632
Published: Nov. 11, 2024
The
Solanaceae
family,
which
includes
economically
important
crops
such
as
tomatoes,
potatoes
and
peppers,
has
experienced
a
rapid
expansion
in
genomic
data
due
to
advancements
sequencing
technologies.
However,
existing
databases
are
limited
by
incomplete
species
representation,
lack
of
comprehensive
comparative
tools
the
absence
systematic
pan-genomic
analyses.
To
address
these
gaps,
we
developed
Information
Resource
(SoIR,
https://soir.bio2db.com),
genomics
database
for
family.
SoIR
integrates
from
81
transcriptomic
41
species,
encompassing
total
3
908
408
gene
annotations
derived
Gene
Ontology,
nonredundant
protein,
Pfam,
Swiss-Prot
TrEMBL
databases.
resource
also
437
115
CRISPR
guide
sequences,
212
395
transcription
factors
19
086
genes
associated
with
methylation
modification.
In
addition
species-specific
analyses,
provides
extensive
bioinformatics
investigating
family
evolution,
phylogenetic
relationships
karyotype
reconstruction
across
25
fully
sequenced
genomes.
With
advanced
Blast,
Synteny
Sequence
Alignment,
platform
users
interactive
intuitive
visualizations
conducting
cross-species
genomics.
As
first
entire
facilitates
in-depth
analysis,
supporting
global
research
initiatives
plant
functional
crop
improvement.
Language: Английский
T2T genome, pan‐genome analysis, and heat stress response genes in Rhododendron species
Xiaojing Wang,
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Ping Zhou,
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Xiaoyu Hu
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et al.
iMeta,
Journal Year:
2025,
Volume and Issue:
4(2)
Published: March 5, 2025
This
study
reports
the
first
high-quality
telomere-to-telomere
(T2T)
Rhododendron
liliiflorum
genome
with
11
chromosomes
that
are
gap
free.
The
24
telomeres
and
all
13
centromeres
detected
in
this
genome,
which
reached
highest
quality
gold
level.
In
addition,
other
three
species
were
sequenced
assembled
to
chromosomal
Based
on
15
genomes,
we
conducted
a
pan-genome
analysis
of
genus
Rhododendron.
Combining
whole
transcriptome
sequencing,
identified
several
key
genes
miRNAs
related
heat
stress,
further
verified
by
transgenic
experiments.
Our
findings
provide
rich
resources
for
comparative
functional
genomics
studies
species.
belongs
Ericaceae,
is
one
largest
woody
plants.
There
approximately
1000
worldwide,
China
an
important
distribution
center
[1].
They
underwent
evolutionary
radiations
Himalaya-Hengduan
Mountains,
world's
biodiversity
hotspots
[2].
highly
prized
horticulture
due
their
ornamental
value.
Global
climate
change
causes
rise
temperatures,
while
stress
can
influence
growth
development
plants
[3,
4].
However,
typically
adapted
cooler
climates.
Multi-omics
molecular
techniques
be
used
explore
response
mechanism,
great
significance
breeding
heat-tolerant
varieties
expanding
cultivation
range.
Although
genomic
have
been
separately
Rhododendrons,
genomes
large-scale
still
lacking,
limits
our
understanding
genetic
diversity
gene
mining
[5-14].
T2T
more
complete
comprehensive
information
[15].
Therefore,
aims
resolve
genome.
Then,
analysis,
identifying
lots
structural
variations
(SVs),
provided
Here,
perform
de
novo
sequencing
four
(Rhododendron
liliiflorum,
decorum,
platypodum,
concinnum)
PacBio
HiFi,
Oxford
Nanopore
Technology
(ONT),
Illumina,
Hi-C
technology
(Figure
1A,
Tables
S1–6).
estimated
size
K-mer
was
759.08,
581.05,
593.47,
1356.22
Mb
R.
concinnum,
respectively,
flow-cytometry
(Table
S1,
Figure
1B).
We
found
concinnum
almost
twice
as
large
analyzed
chromosome
karyotype
using
flow
cytometry,
time,
discovered
tetraploid
2n
=
4x
52,
distinctly
different
from
diploid
(2n
2x
26)
1C,
Table
S1).
793.25,
649.87,
652.27,
1321.11
anchored
ratio
over
97.90%
among
1D,
S5).
obtained
scaffold
N50
48.68
S6).
Core
Eukaryotic
Genes
Mapping
Approach
value
95.63%
99.56%,
Benchmarking
Universal
Single-Copy
Orthologs
(BUSCO)
96.65%
97.34%,
reads
mapping
rate
exceeded
99.40%
S7).
Most
importantly,
consists
chromosomes,
S1A,
S8–S11).
Eleven
gap-free
telomere
telomere,
two
only
gap.
contig
58.56
Mb,
larger
than
most
previous
[1,
6,
7,
12].
completeness
assessed
BUSCO
(96.65%),
consistency
(QV)
43.71
Genome
LTR
assembly
index
(LAI)
21.15
S1B),
indicating
it
has
level
(LAI
≥
20)
[16].
Repetitive
sequences
accounted
49.10%
repetitive
long-terminal
repeats
(LTRs)
1E,
S11).
A
total
41,406,
41,084,
40,556,
83,203
predicted
S12).
Over
97.15%
detected,
high
prediction
S13).
92.16%
annotated
NR,
eggNOG,
GO,
KEGG,
TrEMBL,
KOG,
Swissprot,
Pfam
databases
S14).
2355,
4862,
2852,
9511
noncoding
RNAs
S15).
Rhododendron,
renowned
its
diverse
floral
displays,
drawn
significant
scientific
attention,
being
decoded
recent
years
since
delavayi
released
[13].
Several
reported,
such
griersonianum
[11],
Henanense
[9],
Irroratum
[6],
kiyosumense
[10],
Ripense
Vialii
[8],
nivale
[5],
williamsianum
[12].
These
laying
groundwork
[17-20].
these
along
previously
published
1F,
S16).
T2T-level
selected
reference.
super-pangenome
expanded
adding
394.57
14,424
genes.
number
families
across
45,731,
including
5734
core
families,
37,027
dispensable
2970
private
(Figures
1G
S2A,
S17).
An
UpSet
plot
show
relationships
family
sharing
uniqueness
Finally,
constructed
map
presence
absence
based
clustering
1H).
Among
there
species-specific
irroratum
(1705)
S17,
S2B).
enrichment
indicated
"Sesquiterpenoid
triterpenoid
biosynthesis"
"Linoleic
acid
metabolism"
pathways
significantly
enriched
S3).
121,185
identified,
ovatum
had
(9847)
Functional
flower
color
fragrance
enriched,
limonene
pinene
degradation
S4).
identification
single
nucleotide
polymorphisms
(SNPs),
insertions
deletions
(InDels),
SVs
reference
1I–L
SNPs
(1,876,446)
InDels
(447,281)
1I,
S18–19).
showed
contained
"Carbon
"Biosynthesis
amino
acids"
pathways.
SVs,
reaching
7694
S20).
Meanwhile,
subdivided
into
duplication
(DUP),
translocation
(TRANS),
inversion
(INV),
former's
quantity
latter
S6–S7).
distinct
pattern
compared
those
or
InDels,
focusing
RNA
polymerase
mRNA
surveillance
pathway.
70,759
LTRs
species,
(7323)
S21).
experienced
outbreak
insertion
event
during
last
1
million
(Mya),
delavayi,
molle,
outbreaks.
Two
events
occurred
at
1.53
2.94
Mya,
earlier
performed
obtain
shared
within
each
cluster.
results
2622
could
clustered,
platypodum
having
(531).
specific
(109),
no
williamsianum.
diagram
proportion
1M).
Furthermore,
density
middle
greater
ends
1N).
Through
collinearity
generally
exhibit
good
1O).
blocks
336
(R.
henanense
vs.
delavayi)
692
prattii).
Additionally,
some
transpositions
terminal
regions
7
simsii
henanense.
To
heat-resistant
regulatory
mechanisms
under
treatment
CK,
3
days
(H3)
6
(H6)
2A,
S22).
50,648
mRNAs,
17,476
lncRNAs,
448
miRNAs,
6299
circRNAs
2B).
632
21
differently
expressed
H3,
H6
treatments
2C).
representative
pairs
target
verification
treatment.
Expression
upregulated
h
after
treatment,
expression
small
downregulated.
investigate
effects
miR177
RdbHLH153
(Rhdel02G0118700)
miR49
RdMYB1R1
(Rhdel08G0208700)
expression,
respectively.
Firefly
luciferase
fused
C-terminal
RdMYB1R1,
inserted
SK
vectors
2D).
Results
sites
slightly
altered
2E).
infiltrated
areas
Nicotiana
benthamiana
leaves
mixtures
RdbHLH153/RdMYB1R1
empty
vector
(mixed
together),
(RdMYB1R1
miR49).
All
induction
signals,
whereas
overexpressed
abolish
signals
produced
2E–G).
roles
Arabidopsis
lines
overexpressing
generated
floral-dip
method
S23).
After
36
better
WT
2H).
seedlings
returned
normal
conditions
5
days,
turn
alive,
became
yellowish.
result
play
enhancing
tolerance.
DAB
NBT
staining
revealed
contents
H2O2
O−2
RdbHLH153/RdMYB1R1-OE
decreased
comparing
2I).
nine
researchers
underlying
formation
Kiyosumense
database
none
them
level,
especially
deciphered
Compared
released,
higher
behind
various
morphotypes.
conclusion,
report
completed,
tetraploid.
Pan-genome
structure
heat-stress-related
estimation,
Data
control
data
processing
assisted
Telomere-to-Telomere
Genomic
sequence
annotation
Gene
prediction,
evaluation,
Noncoding
extraction
Graph-based
construction
noncore
Variant
Long-terminal
(LTR)
time
visualization
Plant
materials
Library
Analysis
mRNAs
Dual-luciferase
transient
system
Generation
plant
Detection
reactive
oxygen
(ROS).
Xiaojing
Wang:
Conceptualization;
curation;
investigation;
funding
acquisition;
supervision;
writing—original
draft;
project
administration;
writing—review
editing;
resources;
validation;
visualization;
formal
analysis.
Ping
Zhou:
Validation;
analysis;
editing.
Xiaoyu
Hu:
Yun
Bai:
draft.
Chenhao
Zhang:
methodology.
Yanhong
Fu:
Formal
Ruirui
Huang:
Writing—review
curation.
Niu
Suzhen:
Investigation;
Xiaoming
Song:
methodology;
software.
work
supported
National
Natural
Science
Foundation
Project
(32260097,
32172583),
Key
Research
Development
Program
(2023YFF1002000),
Tangshan
Plan
(24130219C),
Distinguished
Young
Scholar
Hebei
Province
(C2022209010).
BioMarker
Corporation.
apologize
not
able
cite
additional
owing
space
limitations.
authors
declare
conflict
interest.
No
animals
humans
involved
study.
deposited
NCBI
submission
SUB15033098,
BioProject
accession
PRJNA1215314
(https://www.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/sra/PRJNA1215314).
scripts
saved
GitHub
(https://github.com/songxm-ncst/Rhododendron).
datasets
also
curated
download
interface
TEGR
(http://www.tegr.com.cn)
latin
name.
Supplementary
(methods,
figures,
tables,
graphical
abstract,
slides,
videos,
Chinese
translated
version
update
materials)
may
online
DOI
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http://www.imeta.science/.
S1:
assessment
liliiflorum.
S2:
S3:
KEGG
S4:
cluster
genomes.
S5:
shows
homology
rearrangement
between
S6:
length
(SVs)
types,
(TRANS)
S7:
(INV)
type
Statistics
annotation.
illumina
Hiseq
platform
survey
Pacbio
HiFi
platform.
ONT
HIC.
HIC
CEGMA
S8:
informatioin
S9:
position
S10:
centromere
S11:
statistics
repeat
classification
S12:
S13:
S14:
annotations
S15:
ncRNA
S16:
S17:
core,
dispensable,
S18:
SNP
S19:
INDEL
S20:
SV
S21:
S22:
Whole
S23:
Transgenic
dual
assay
primers
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plantGIR: a genomic database of plants
Horticulture Research,
Journal Year:
2024,
Volume and Issue:
11(12)
Published: Dec. 1, 2024
Language: Английский
Genome-Wide Analysis of the NBS-LRR Gene Family and SSR Molecular Markers Development in Solanaceae
Xiaoming Song,
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Chunjin Li,
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Zhuo Liu
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et al.
Horticulturae,
Journal Year:
2024,
Volume and Issue:
10(12), P. 1293 - 1293
Published: Dec. 4, 2024
The
Solanaceae
family
occupies
a
significant
position,
and
the
study
of
resistance
genes
within
this
is
extremely
valuable.
Therefore,
our
goal
to
examine
disease
based
on
high-quality
representative
genomes
crops,
develop
corresponding
Simple
Sequence
Repeat
(SSR)
molecular
markers.
Among
nine
species,
we
identified
819
NBS-LRR
genes,
which
were
further
divided
into
583
CC-NBS-LRR
(CNL),
54
RPW8-NBS-LRR
(RNL),
182
TIR-NBS-LRR
(TNL)
genes.
Whole
genome
duplication
(WGD)
has
played
very
important
role
in
expansion
crops.
Gene
structure
analysis
showed
striking
similarity
conserved
motifs
suggests
common
ancestral
origin,
followed
by
evolutionary
differentiation
amplification.
clustering
events
like
rearrangement
contribute
their
scattered
chromosomal
distribution.
Our
findings
reveal
that
majority
across
all
examined
species
predominantly
localize
termini.
indicates
impact
most
recent
whole
triplication
(WGT)
Moreover,
constructed
Protein–Protein
Interaction
(PPI)
networks
for
identifying
3820
potential
PPI
pairs.
Notably,
97
displayed
clear
interactive
relationships,
highlighting
processes.
A
total
22,226
SSRs
detected
from
species.
these
SSRs,
screened
43
NBS-LRR-associated
SSRs.
lays
foundation
exploration
SSR
development
genetic
mapping
related
Language: Английский
Progress in metabolic engineering of Yarrowia lipolytica for the synthesis of terpenes
Shun-Cheng Liu,
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Longxing Xu,
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Yuejia Sun
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et al.
BioDesign Research,
Journal Year:
2024,
Volume and Issue:
6
Published: Jan. 1, 2024
Terpenes
are
natural
secondary
metabolites
with
isoprene
as
the
basic
structural
unit;
they
widely
found
in
nature
and
have
potential
applications
advanced
fuels,
pharmaceutical
ingredients,
agricultural
chemicals.
However,
traditional
methods
inefficient
for
obtaining
terpenes
because
of
complex
processes,
low
yields,
environmental
unfriendliness.
The
unconventional
oleaginous
yeast
Language: Английский
Transcriptomic Analysis of Wheat Under Multi LED Light Conditions
Lei Sun,
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Li Ding,
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Chunhong Ma
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et al.
Plants,
Journal Year:
2024,
Volume and Issue:
14(1), P. 46 - 46
Published: Dec. 27, 2024
Light
is
a
vital
environmental
cue
that
profoundly
influences
the
development
of
plants.
LED
lighting
offers
significant
advantages
in
controlled
growth
environments
over
fluorescent
lighting.
Under
monochromatic
blue
light,
wheat
plants
exhibited
reduced
stature,
accelerated
spike
development,
and
shortened
flowering
period
with
increased
light
intensity
promoting
an
earlier
heading
date.
In
this
study,
we
conducted
comprehensive
transcriptome
analysis
to
investigate
molecular
mechanisms
underlying
plants’
response
varying
conditions.
We
identified
34
types
transcription
factors
(TFs)
highlighted
dynamic
changes
key
families
such
as
WRKY,
AP2/ERF,
MYB,
bHLH,
NAC,
which
play
crucial
roles
light-induced
gene
regulation.
Additionally,
study
revealed
differential
effects
red
on
expression
levels
genes
related
hormones
cytokinin
(CK)
salicylic
acid
(SA)
synthesis
well
pathways
flavonoid
biosynthesis,
circadian
rhythms,
chlorophyll
synthesis,
flowering.
Particularly,
upregulated
involved
contrasting
downregulation
observed
under
light.
Furthermore,
enhanced
anthocyanin
synthesis-related
genes,
CHS,
underscoring
its
role
accumulation.
These
findings
provide
valuable
insights
into
how
quality
impacts
crop
development.
Language: Английский
The genomic database of fruits: A comprehensive fruit information database for comparative and functional genomic studies
Jingyi Liu,
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Chenchen Huang,
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Dingsheng Xing
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et al.
Agriculture Communications,
Journal Year:
2024,
Volume and Issue:
2(2), P. 100041 - 100041
Published: May 24, 2024
Fruit
has
an
important
role
in
human
nutrition
and
health;
therefore,
the
systematic
study
of
fruit
genomic
data
is
essential.
The
Genomic
Database
Fruits
(TGDF,
http://tgdf.bio2db.com/),
established
through
whole-genome
analyses
44
species,
a
comprehensive,
user-friendly
database.
TGDF
contains
wealth
functional
genes,
including
11,350
flowering
3,161
auxin
signaling
2,164
anthocyanin
synthesis
1,464
abscisic
acid
(ABA)
10,931
cell
division
expansion
1,786
starch
294
size
6,311
sugar
transporter
genes.
Additionally,
1,433,368
CRISPR
guide
sequences
from
various
genomes,
along
with
information
on
homologous
genes
duplication
types
for
species.
6,417,060
gene
annotations
sourced
TrEMBL,
SwissProt,
Nr,
Gene
Ontology
databases,
tools
such
as
Sequence
Fetch,
BLAST,
Synteny,
JBrowse
bioinformatics
analyses.
Transcriptomic
were
also
collected
collated
fruits,
details
instruments,
tissues,
or
growth
stages.
This
resource
first
collection
data.
Users
can
easily
download
sequences,
annotations,
analysis
results
TGDF,
which
will
be
updated
continually.
We
anticipate
that
become
primary
comparative
studies.
Language: Английский