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Combined genome and transcriptome provides insight into the genetic evolution of an edible halophyte Suaeda salsa adaptation to high salinityNARA Subscribed
Molecular Ecology · 2025 · Vol. 34 · Issue 15 · Wiley
Bing Cui; Ranran Liu; Qiong Yu; Jianrong Guo; Xihua Du; Zixin Chen; Chenyang Li; Tong Wang; Ru Liu; Rui He; Congcong Song; Yue Liu; Na Sui; Guifang Jia; Jie Song
Suaeda salsa L. is a typical halophyte with high value as a vegetable. Here, we report a 447.98 Mb, chromosomal‐level genome of S. salsa , assembled into nine pseudomolecules (contig N50 = 1.36 Mb) and annotated with 27,927 annotated protein‐coding genes. Most of the assembled S. salsa genome, 58.03%, consists of transposable elements. Some gene families including HKT1 , NHX , SOS and CASP related to salt resistance were signi...
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A novel microRNA regulates cooperation between symbiont and a laterally acquired gene in the regulation of pantothenate biosynthesis within Bemisia tabaci whitefliesNARA Subscribed
Molecular Ecology · 2022 · Vol. 31 · Issue 9 · Wiley
Xiang Sun; Bing‐Qi Liu; Chu‐Qiao Li; Zhan‐Bo Chen; Xiao‐Rui Xu; Jun‐Bo Luan
Horizontally transferred genes (HTGs) play a key role in animal symbiosis, and some horizontally transferred genes or proteins are highly expressed in specialized host cells (bacteriocytes). However, it is not clear how HTGs are regulated, but microRNAs (miRNAs) are prime candidates given their previously demonstrated roles in symbiosis and impacts on the expression of host genes. A horizontally acquired PanBC that is highly e...
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