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A comparative proteomic study of shoot apical meristem in perpetual-flowering and seasonal-flowering strawberry
Author(s):
1. QIU JIEREN: Hangzhou Academy of Agricultural Sciences,Hangzhou, Zhejiang 310024,China
2. CHAI WEIGUO: Hangzhou Academy of Agricultural Sciences,Hangzhou, Zhejiang 310024,China
3. ZHOU LIPING: Hangzhou Academy of Agricultural Sciences,Hangzhou, Zhejiang 310024,China
4. TONG JIANXIN: Hangzhou Academy of Agricultural Sciences,Hangzhou, Zhejiang ,China; Jiande Hangtou Strawberry Cooperative,Hangzhou, Zhejiang ,China
Abstract:
Strawberry can be categorized into seasonal-flowering(SF) and perpetual-flowering(PF) depending on their flowering habit. To understand the molecular mechanisms underlying the two flowering pattern, a comparative proteomic analysis of the shoot apical meristem(SAM) was performed between the PF cultivar 'Monterey' and the SF cultivar 'Benihoppe'. 1088 differentially expressed proteins (DEPs) between the two cultivars were identified, of which 536 were up -regulated and 552 down-regulated in 'Monterey'. Gene Ontology analysis revealed DEPs were enriched in biological processes related to flavonoid metabolism, pigment metabolism, response to stimuli, circadian rhythm, developmental growth involved in morphogenesis, reproductive structure development and etc.. KEGG analysis indicated that DEPs were involved in several metabolic pathways, including flavonoid biosynth esis and amino acid metabolism. Protein-protein interaction analysis showed flowering related DEPs SPL3, TFL1, ELF4, HDA6, COI1 formed two interacting network. Our findings provide proteomic data for understanding the molecular basis of SAM development during the transition from vegetative to reproductive growth in strawberry.
Page(s): 2279-2285
Published: Journal: Pakistan Journal of Botany, Volume: 56, Issue: 6, Year: 2024
Keywords:
Strawberry , Proteomic , Perpetualflowering , Seasonalflowering , SAM
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