SOS1 gene family in mangrove (Kandelia obovata): Genome-wide identification, characterization, and expression analyses under salt and copper stress
Chenjing Shang,
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Sihui Li,
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Chunyuan Li
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et al.
BMC Plant Biology,
Journal Year:
2024,
Volume and Issue:
24(1)
Published: Aug. 27, 2024
Abstract
Background
Salt
Overly
Sensitive
1
(
SOS1
),
a
plasma
membrane
Na
+
/H
exchanger,
is
essential
for
plant
salt
tolerance.
damage
significant
abiotic
stress
that
impacts
species
globally.
All
living
organisms
require
copper
(Cu),
necessary
micronutrient
and
protein
cofactor
many
biological
physiological
processes.
High
Cu
concentrations,
however,
may
result
in
pollution
inhibits
the
growth
development
of
plants.
The
function
production
mangrove
ecosystems
are
significantly
impacted
by
rising
salinity
contamination.
Results
A
genome-wide
analysis
bioinformatics
techniques
were
used
this
study
to
identify
20
genes
genome
Kandelia
obovata
.
Most
found
on
dispersed
over
11
18
chromosomes.
Based
phylogenetic
analysis,
KoSOS1s
can
be
categorized
into
four
groups,
similar
Solanum
tuberosum
obovata's
gene
family
expanded
due
tandem
segmental
duplication.
These
homologs
shared
structures,
according
results
conserved
motif
analysis.
coding
regions
KoSOS1
consist
amino
acids
ranging
from
466
1221,
while
exons
include
3
23.
In
addition,
we
2.0
kb
upstream
promoter
region
contains
several
cis-elements
associated
with
phytohormones
responses.
According
expression
experiments,
seven
randomly
chosen
experienced
up-
down-regulation
their
levels
response
(CuCl
2
)
stressors.
Conclusions
For
first
time,
work
systematically
identified
Our
investigations
also
encompassed
physicochemical
properties,
evolution,
patterns,
thereby
furnishing
theoretical
framework
subsequent
research
endeavours
aimed
at
functionally
characterizing
throughout
life
cycle
Language: Английский
Genome-wide analysis and expression profiling of the polyamine oxidase gene family in Solanum tuberosum L.
Xinyue Miao,
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Shenglan Wang,
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Yuqi Wang
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et al.
BMC Genomics,
Journal Year:
2024,
Volume and Issue:
25(1)
Published: Dec. 2, 2024
Polyamine
oxidase
(PAO)
is
a
crucial
enzyme
involved
in
the
breakdown
of
polyamines
(PAs)
plants.
It
not
only
regulates
levels
PAs,
but
also
plays
role
oxidative
decomposition
PAs
and
release
stress-related
signals,
contributing
to
plant's
response
resistance
various
adversities.
While
there
have
been
numerous
studies
on
PAO
stress
other
crops,
lack
research
this
topic
potatoes,
major
food
crop.
In
study,
we
aimed
explore
biological
function
StPAO
gene
potato
growth
development,
as
well
its
expression
patterns
under
stress.
Using
bioinformatics
methods,
identified
14
genes
genome.
Protein
sequence
comparisons
revealed
high
similarity
between
proteins
Arabidopsis.
Chromosomal
mapping
structure
analysis
showed
that
were
evenly
distributed
chromosome
all
contained
an
amino-oxidase
domain.
Furthermore,
promoters
these
presence
abiotic
cis-acting
elements,
indicating
their
potential
responding
different
stresses.
To
investigate
stress,
used
qRT-PCR
study
temperature,
drought,
ABA
Our
results
StPAO6
StPAO10
significantly
up-regulated
temperature
they
process
temperatures.
Similarly,
StPAO1,
StPAO3,
StPAO4
drought
potatoes'
responses
drought.
After
treatment,
StPAO4,
StPAO5,
StPAO7,
StPAO14
up-regulated,
suggesting
involvement
chemical
defense
mechanisms.
Interestingly,
StPAO11–13
was
inhibited
by
three
conclusion,
our
highlights
multifunctional
nature
family
which
coping
with
This
deepens
understanding
provides
reference
for
future
function.
serves
theoretical
basis
breeding
stress-resistant
varieties
future.
Language: Английский