ArticleMolecular biology reports2023
Genome-wide identification, expression analysis, and transcriptome analysis of the IAA gene family in Zoysia japonica.
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backgroundAUX/IAA is an essential signaling molecule and has great physiological importance in various plants, but its function in Zoysia japonica remains unknown. METHODS AND
resultsGenome-wide identification and analysis of AUX/IAA genes used bioinformatics methods to investigate the ZjIAA genes' expression of exogenous IAA hydroponics treatment for 2 h by qRT-PCR, control and exogenous IAA treated zoysia were subjected to transcriptome sequencing. ZjIAAs were distributed across the 13 subfamilies by phylogenetic analysis with Oryza sativa and Arabidopsis thaliana. Multiple sequence alignment revealed that the majority of genes were non-canonical ZjIAAs with incomplete domain. The optimal growth concentration of the IAA hormone was 0.05 mM, and the qRT-PCR analysis revealed that eight ZjIAAs were differentially expressed, with seven genes considerably upregulating and one gene significantly downregulating. The result of transcriptome sequencing revealed that 515 differentially expressed genes (DEGs) were identified, with 344 upregulated genes and 171 downregulated genes. A total of 18 genes were annotated as involved in the plant hormone signal transduction pathway. And 8 ZjIAAs exhibited distinct expressions, 7 upregulated, and only one downregulated, according to the qRT-PCR study.
conclusionsGenome-wide identification and analysis increased the understanding of the evolution and function of the IAA family in zoysia. DEGs of control and treatment with 0.05 mM exogenous IAA hormone were investigated by transcriptome sequencing. ZjIAAs had substantial variations in the expression of associated genes, with the majority of genes upregulated and 18 genes implicated in plant hormone signal transduction.
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