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AeAP2/ERF061 and AeAP2/ERF067 had abundant transcript levels and were proposed as possible flower regulators.
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e0“two genes (AeAP2/ERF061, AeAP2/ERF067) had abundant transcription level based on transcriptomes, implying that they may play a crucial role in plant flower development regulation and flower tissue forming”
Title
Quan Jiang; Zhi Wang; Guangming Hu; et al. BMC Genomics 2022. doi:10.1186/s12864-022-08871-4
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- Observation The study identified 158 AP2/ERF genes in A. eriantha.
- Observation All identified genes mapped to 29 chromosomes.
- Observation Phylogenetic analysis divided the AP2/ERF genes into four main subfamilies.
- Observation Members of the same subfamily had similar gene structures and conserved motifs.
- Observation Ka/Ks indicated strong purifying selection and slow evolutionary rates in the AP2/ERF family.
- Observation AP2/ERF expression differed across flower development stages, with 56 DEGs among three contrasts.
- Observation qRT-PCR indicated significant expression of some genes, which the authors suggested could regulate flower development.