Identification of the potato ( L.) P-type ATPase gene family and investigating the role of in response to Pep13.

P-type ATPase family members play important roles in plant growth and development and are involved in plant resistance to various biotic and abiotic factors. Extensive studies have been conducted on the P-type ATPase gene families in and rice but our understanding in potato remains relatively limited. Therefore, this study aimed to screen and analyze 48 P-type ATPase genes from the potato ( L.

Identification of the gene family in the potato ( L.) and analysis of the function of / in response to aluminum toxicity.

Introduction: Aluminum (Al)-activated malate transporters (ALMTs) play an important role in the response to Al toxicity, maintenance of ion homeostasis balance, mineral nutrient distribution, and fruit quality development in plants. However, the function of the gene family in potato remains unknown.

Methods And Results: In this study, 14 genes were identified from the potato genome, unevenly distributed on seven different chromosomes.