Publications by authors named "Tuya Shareng"
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- Yellowhorn (Bunge) is an important species native to China, known for its ornamental, medicinal, and oilseed value, but its breeding has been limited due to a lack of genetic markers and information about its molecular diversity.
- A comprehensive analysis of its genome identified over 4 million simple sequence repeats (SSRs), with mono-nucleotide SSRs being the most common; findings showed that these SSRs have significant biological function associations.
- The study revealed genetic variation among yellowhorn germplasms, highlighted two distinct subclusters based on geographical distribution, and identified a core collection that represents the genetic diversity, supporting future management and genetic improvement efforts.
As one of the most prominent gene families, R2R3-MYB transcription factors significantly regulate biochemical and physiological processes under salt stress. However, in , a perennial herb known for its exceptional saline alkali resistance, the comprehensive identification and characterization of SaR2R3-MYB genes and their potential functions in response to salt stress have yet to be determined. We investigated the expression profiles and biological functions of SaR2R3-MYB transcription factors in response to salt stress, utilizing a transcriptome-wide mining method.
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