Claim · model-written summary
Twenty-five GLPs of B. juncea are responsive to biotic stresses at 2 DPI.
- Taxon
- B. juncea
Brassica junceae1 - Outcome
- responsive to biotic stressese1
- Value
- 25 GLPs at 2 DPIe1
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Verbatim
e1“by analyzing RNA-Seq data we identified 25 GLPs at 2 DPI and 30 at 4 DPI in B. juncea responsive to biotic stresses”
Title
Gulshan Abdul Sattar; Iqrar Ahmad Rana; Rana Muhammad Atif; et al. BMC Plant Biology 2025. doi:10.1186/s12870-025-07805-y
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- Observation Brassica juncea has 102 GLPs.
- Observation Brassica nigra has 51 GLPs.
- Observation Brassica rapa has 48 GLPs.
- Observation Phylogenetic analysis of GLPs in B. juncea and its parents with Arabidopsis revealed 4 major clades.
- Observation GLPs of the three Brassica species reside on all of their chromosomes.
- Observation GLP motif, domain and gene structures are conserved among the three Brassica species.
- Observation Synteny analysis shows that B. juncea GLP genes are similar and conserved as in its parental species.
- Observation Candidate B. juncea GLP genes possess resistance properties against Alternaria alternata-induced leaf spot.
- Observation Gene duplication events were observed in B. juncea and B. nigra.
- Observation Thirty GLPs of B. juncea are responsive to biotic stresses at 4 DPI.
- Intervention effect Three GLPs (BjuGLP06, BjuGLP23, BjuGLP34) are upregulated in B. juncea infected with Alternaria alternata.
- Intervention effect Two GLPs (BjuGLP70 and BjuGLP97) are upregulated in B. juncea infected with Alternaria alternata.
- Intervention effect Three GLPs (BjuGLP04, BjuGLP33, BjuGLP71) are downregulated in B. juncea infected with Alternaria alternata.
- Intervention effect Two GLPs (BjuGLP72 and BjuGLP91) are downregulated in B. juncea infected with Alternaria alternata.
- Observation The in-silico GLP expression trends of B. juncea were confirmed in vitro.