Exploration of GmDof11- Module Regulating Oil Synthesis in Plants.

Soybean ( [Linn.] Merr.) is an important oilseed crop.

Comparative transcriptomic analysis reveals the molecular mechanism underlying seedling heterosis and its relationship with hybrid contemporary seeds DNA methylation in soybean.

Heterosis is widely used in crop production, but phenotypic dominance and its underlying causes in soybeans, a significant grain and oil crop, remain a crucial yet unexplored issue. Here, the phenotypes and transcriptome profiles of three inbred lines and their resulting F seedlings were analyzed. The results suggest that F seedlings with superior heterosis in leaf size and biomass exhibited a more extensive recompilation in their transcriptional network and activated a greater number of genes compared to the parental lines.

Smartphone-based visualized microarray detection for multiplexed harmful substances in milk.

In this paper, we report a sensitive, simple and inexpensive analytical method for the immunoassay microarray based on a smartphone in which various harmful substances in milk could be assayed. Tetracyclines (TCs) and Quinolones (QNs) were selected as the model targets in this study. TCs and QNs antigens were immobilized in the microarray and then samples containing free of antibiotics and corresponding antibodies as well as AgNPs labeled secondary antibodies were added to the microarray.