ArticleInternational journal of molecular sciences2026
Calcium-Triggered PuMYB44-PuERF118 Cascade Activates
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Fruit aroma is a key factor shaping the commercial value of pears. MYB and ERF transcription factors (TFs) are involved in regulating the biosynthesis of fruit aroma compounds, yet the mechanisms underlying their synergistic regulation of pear aroma formation remain elusive. Calcium signaling exerts an important role in fruit aroma biosynthesis; nevertheless, how calcium signaling mediates MYB-ERF transcription factors to participate in pear aroma biosynthesis remains unclear. Here, transcriptomic profiling of calcium-treated pear fruits screened two significantly upregulated TFs, PuMYB44 and PuERF118, as candidate genes. Phylogenetic analysis and conserved domain characterization further suggested that these two genes may be involved in regulating fatty acid biosynthesis. Transient overexpression experiments in pear fruits revealed that the co-expression of PuMYB44 and PuERF118 synergistically activated a set of fatty acid biosynthesis genes, including
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