ArticleBiology2026
Identification of Genes Associated with Seed Weight and Development of Functional Markers for
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Seed weight is a key agronomic trait determining soybean yield and quality, yet only a few of genes regulating this trait have been functionally characterized to date. In this study, we identified 155 homologous genes in the soybean genome through BLAST searches using 78 functionally validated rice grain weight-related genes as queries. Haplotype analysis prioritized 40 candidate genes exhibiting significant differences in seed weight between haplotypes. To further refine the candidate list, we integrated haplotype frequency analysis, expression-trait association mapping, and tissue-specific expression profiling, ultimately delineating eight key genes. Given the established role of ubiquitination in seed development, we focused on homologs of
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