ArticleBMC plant biology2026
Comprehensive analysis of IDD family genes and their expression patterns in barley.
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backgroundINDETERMINATE DOMAIN (IDD) is a unique C2H2 zinc finger protein subfamily in plants. It has been thoroughly studied in Arabidopsis and is widely involved in the growth and development of various plants and stress response. Following wheat, maize and rice, barley stands as the fourth major cereal crop. In contrast, there are limited studies on the IDD gene family in Hordeum vulgare. Therefore, this study comprehensively identified and analyzed the barley IDD gene family by bioinformatics methods.
resultsA total of 13 HvIDD family genes were detected and classified into three subfamilies. Ten conserved motifs were identified by motif analysis. Through chromosome localization analysis, 13 HvIDD genes were found to be located on multiple chromosomes, of which 4 HvIDDs were found on chromosomes 3 and 4, respectively. In addition, analysis of cis-acting element in promoter revealed a variety of elements, such as O2-site, ARE, LTR, TGA-element and MRE, which play an important role in regulating gene expression. In our study, six miRNAs were predicted to interact with HvIDDs and HvIDD4/5/7/9/13 could regulate 72 genes expression, which enriched in membrane-binding pathways.
conclusionIn summary, these findings provide valuable insights for future functional verification of HvIDDs and contribute to a deeper understanding of the role of HvIDDs in response to stress conditions in barley.
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