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The study identified 123 TALE genes in five grass species and classified them into KONX and BELL groups.
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e0“123 TALE family genes were identified in five Gramineae species, which can be categorized into two main subgroups: KONX and BELL.”
Title
Comparative Analysis of TALE Gene Family in Gramineae
Zicong Liang; Shuai Shi; Baoping Xue; et al. Agronomy 2025. doi:10.3390/agronomy15061460
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- Observation TALE genes within a subgroup had similar gene structures and conserved motifs.
- Association Whole genome duplication significantly contributed to TALE gene-family expansion.
- Observation TALE promoters contained many cis-elements associated with abiotic stress and hormone response.
- Observation Most OsTALE, ZmTALE and AtTALE genes were highly expressed in stems and leaves.
- Intervention effect OsTALE, ZmTALE and AtTALE genes responded to abiotic stress treatments.
- Intervention effect SbTALE11 expression increased in response to PEG.
- Intervention effect SbTALE19 expression increased in response to NaCl.