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TIP Revista Especializada en Ciencias Químico-Biológicas

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TIP Rev Esp Cienc Quim Biol 2017; 20 (2)

Coexpression Network of 320 genes of Tectona grandis involved in abiotic stress and xylogenesis processes

Camel V, Galeano E, Carrer H

Language: Spanish
References: 47
Page: 5-14
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ABSTRACT

Teak (Tectona is a timber tree of economic importance in tropical and subtropical forests. The aim of this work was to identify families of transcription factors (TFs) and enzyme-coding genes differentially expressed (DREs) in stem xylem and their regulation involved in abiotic stress response and xylogenesis in T. grandis. Therefore, the evolutionary distribution of 19 TFs of T. grandis was derived using a phylogenetic analysis. Besides, specific data mining procedures of databases and publications were performed in order to identify 320 Arabidopsis thaliana genes (orthologous to T. grandis) as experimental and predictive support. As results, we found transcription factors of the bZIP, MYB, NAC, ER, bHLH families, and enzyme-coding genes. Furthermore, interactome analysis in T. grandis showed a significant Pearson correlation for genes regulating metabolic pathways of phenylpropanoids and abiotic stress. Also, the coexpression network revealed nodes and edges between TgRAP1, TgMyB1, TgHSF1, TgMyB3, TgNAC1, TgTsiid1, TgLieTFs1, TgNuy3, TgRAP2 and TgNuy4 genes. Gene ontology analyses showed that 31 genes respond to abiotic stress, mainly TgHShT1, TgHSF1 and TgHSF2, as co-regulators. In addition, the TFs master regulator TgNAC1 was found to be involved in the co-regulation of other TFs.


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