ArticleFrontiers in plant science2025
Comprehensive analysis of alternative splicing in
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Abstract
Introduction: Alternative splicing (AS) plays an important role in the synthesis of plant metabolites. Chestnut rose is a fruit with rich metabolites and health benefits. However, the role of AS in its metabolite synthesis is rarely reported. Methods: The transcriptome data of eight tissues of Results: In this study, the AS landscape were characterized in different tissues of chestnut rose. The data showed that 8586 genes could undergo AS and a total of 49,523 AS events were generated. Among them, tissue-specific AS genes were found in leaves, flowers and fruits. The content of flavonoids in the samples was detected and WGCNA analysis was performed with the AS genes. Five key modules of AS genes related to flavonoid synthesis were identified, and Discussion: Our research identified AS events in different tissues of chestnut rose and revealed their important functions in flavonoid synthesis. This study provides the basis for the molecular mechanism of flavonoids in chestnut rose.
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