Genome-Wide Identification, Functional Characterization, and Stress-Responsive Expression Profiling of Subtilase (SBT) Gene Family in Peanut (Arachis hypogaea L.)
2024
Study of Subtilase Gene Family in Peanuts
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10 minutes
Evidence: high
Author Information
Author(s): Li Shipeng, Fu Huiwen, Sharif Yasir, Abdullaziz Sheidu, Wang Lihui, Zhang Yongli, Zhuang Yuhui
Primary Institution: Fujian Agriculture and Forestry University
Hypothesis
The study aims to identify and characterize the subtilase gene family in peanuts and their roles in stress response.
Conclusion
The study identified 122 subtilase genes in peanuts, revealing their potential roles in stress tolerance and development.
Supporting Evidence
- 122 AhSBT genes were identified in the peanut genome.
- AhSBT genes are involved in stress response and development.
- Phylogenetic analysis showed evolutionary conservation of SBT genes.
- Expression profiling indicated specific roles of AhSBTs under stress conditions.
- Promoter analysis revealed cis-elements related to stress and hormone responses.
Takeaway
Researchers found 122 genes in peanuts that help the plant deal with stress and grow better.
Methodology
The study involved genome-wide identification, phylogenetic analysis, gene expression profiling, and functional characterization of the SBT gene family.
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