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Six SOS3 genes were identified as repeated genes.
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e0“six SOS3 genes were identified as repeated genes”
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Yunying Cao; Tingyu Shan; Hui Fang; et al. BMC Genomics 2022. doi:10.1186/s12864-021-08287-6
Other claims from this paper (12)
- Observation The maize B73 genome contains 59 identified SOS3 genes.
- Observation SOS3 proteins were classified into five subfamilies.
- Association SOS3 phylogenetic grouping was closely related to intron mode.
- Observation Most SOS3 genes within a group shared motifs and exon-intron structures.
- Observation The SOS3 genes were unequally distributed on five B73 chromosomes.
- Observation Twelve SOS3 gene pairs were segmentally duplicated.
- Intervention effect Ten selected SOS3 genes were differentially expressed within 48 hours after salt treatment.
- Intervention effect Eight SOS3 genes showed a significant expression decline after salt treatment.
- Intervention effect Zm00001d025938 did not show a significant decline after salt treatment.
- Intervention effect Zm00001d049665 did not show a significant decline after salt treatment.
- Observation Most examined gene products localized to chloroplasts.
- Observation Some examined gene products localized to the cell membrane and nucleus.