Claim · model-written summary
BnaA9.HHO1 and BnaA1.HHO5 may play a core role in rapeseed resistance to nutrient stresses (hypothesis).
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Verbatim
e0“allotetraploid rapeseed (Brassica napus L.)”
e1“which indicated that BnaA9.HHO1 and BnaA1.HHO5 might play a core role in regulating rapeseed resistance to nutrient stresses”
Title
Ying-Peng Hua; Peng-Jia Wu; Tian-Yu Zhang; et al. International Journal of Molecular Sciences 2022. doi:10.3390/ijms232214484
Other claims from this paper (13)
- Observation 146 BnaGARP members were identified from the rapeseed genome.
- Observation BnaGARP transcription factors were divided into five subfamilies.
- Observation Members within the same subfamily share similar exon-intron structures and conserved motif configuration.
- Observation The GARP family in rapeseed principally underwent purifying selection, as shown by Ka/Ks ratios.
- Observation Cis-acting regulatory elements were identified in the promoters of BnaGARPs.
- Observation 29 putative miRNAs were identified as targeting BnaGARPs.
- Intervention effect BnaGARPs showed differential expression under low nitrate, pointing to a possible role in nutrient stress responses.
- Intervention effect BnaGARPs showed differential expression under ammonium toxicity, pointing to a possible role in nutrient stress responses.
- Intervention effect BnaGARPs showed differential expression under limited phosphate, pointing to a possible role in nutrient stress responses.
- Intervention effect BnaGARPs showed differential expression under deficient boron, pointing to a possible role in nutrient stress responses.
- Intervention effect BnaGARPs showed differential expression under salt stress, pointing to a possible role in nutrient stress responses.
- Intervention effect BnaGARPs showed differential expression under cadmium toxicity, pointing to a possible role in nutrient stress responses.
- Intervention effect BnaA9.HHO1 and BnaA1.HHO5 were transcriptionally responsive to nutrient stresses in both shoots and roots.