ArticleFrontiers in plant science2026
Cross-species transcriptomics and transgenic analyses implicate major LHCII genes in microalgal responses to ammonium stress.
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Introduction: Nitrogen is an essential macronutrient for photosynthetic organisms, but excessive ammonium causes ammonium toxicity and severely restricts growth. Although ammonium stress has been widely documented, the conserved response modules shared by microalgae and higher plants remain poorly understood. Methods: We performed a cross-species transcriptomic comparison using Results: The photosynthesis-antenna protein pathway was detected in all three species and significantly enriched in Discussion: These results identify a shared transcriptional response of major LHCII genes to ammonium stress and demonstrate that their overexpression improves growth-related traits in two microalgal species.
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