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silencing of RhMED15a-like through virus induced gene silencing in rose resulted in elevated malondialdehyde accumulation, exacerbated leaf wilting, reduced survival rate, and downregulated expression of drought-responsive genes during drought stress
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e0“silencing of RhMED15a-like through virus induced gene silencing in rose resulted in elevated malondialdehyde accumulation, exacerbated leaf wilting, reduced survival rate, and downregulated expression of drought-responsive genes during drought stress”
t0“Rosa hybrida”
e1“identified a Tail module subunit of Mediator, RhMED15a-like, in rose”
e2“silencing of RhMED15a-like through virus induced gene silencing in rose”
Title
Nanxin Xie; Haoyang Shi; Xiaoman Shang; et al. BMC Plant Biology 2024. doi:10.1186/s12870-024-05059-8
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- Observation identified a Tail module subunit of Mediator, RhMED15a-like, in rose
- Intervention effect Drought stress, as well as treatment with methyl jasmonate (MeJA) and abscisic acid (ABA), significantly suppressed the transcript level of RhMED15a-like
- Intervention effect treatment with methyl jasmonate (MeJA) and abscisic acid (ABA), significantly suppressed the transcript level of RhMED15a-like
- Intervention effect treatment with methyl jasmonate (MeJA) and abscisic acid (ABA), significantly suppressed the transcript level of RhMED15a-like
- Intervention effect Overexpressing RhMED15a-like markedly bolstered the osmotic stress tolerance of Arabidopsis, as evidenced by increased germination rate, root length, and fresh weight
- Intervention effect increased germination rate, root length, and fresh weight
- Intervention effect silencing of RhMED15a-like through virus induced gene silencing in rose resulted in elevated malondialdehyde accumulation
- Intervention effect reduced survival rate
- Intervention effect downregulated expression of drought-responsive genes during drought stress
- Observation identified 972 differentially expressed genes (DEGs) between tobacco rattle virus (TRV)-RhMED15a-like plants and TRV controls
- Observation some DEGs were predominantly associated with terms related to the oxidative stress response, such as 'response to reactive oxygen species' and 'peroxisome'
- Observation majority of DEGs in the jasmonate (JA) and ABA signalling pathways were induced in TRV-RhMED15a-like plants