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摘要
Curcuma alismatifolia 是姜科植物中一种极具吸引力的观赏植物。它的苞片有多种颜色,通常用作切花、盆栽和园林景观。为了研究枸橘苞片色素沉着的调节机制,我们研究了三个枸橘品种(即 "暹罗 TM Sitrone"、"清迈粉红 "和 "雪白")的纯色部分(PC)和变色部分(VA)的叶绿素和类胡萝卜素的色素含量。为了挖掘苞片纯色部分和变色部分的颜色机制,我们对 C. alismatifolia 进行了 RNA-seq 分析。我们共鉴定了 89,975 个单基因,筛选后发现了 3584 个差异表达基因。此外,在 GO 数据库中注释了 1858 个 DEGs,在 KEGG 数据库中注释了 681 个 DEGs。我们确定了造成 C. alismatifolia 不同苞片颜色的关键基因,包括合成类胡萝卜素的 ZEP 和叶绿素合成途径中的 GAGA2。这项研究为了解 C. alismatifolia 苞片的色素形成机制和育种过程提供了宝贵的见解。
Transcriptome Analysis Revealed the Anabolic Regulation of Chlorophyll and Carotenoids in Curcuma alismatifolia Bracts.
Curcuma alismatifolia is an attractive ornamental plant in the ginger family. Its bracts come in a variety of colors and are commonly used as cut flowers, potted plants, and landscaping. To investigate the regulation of bract pigmentation in C. alismatifolia, we examined the pigment levels of chlorophyll and carotenoids in the pure color part (PC) and variegated part (VA) of three C. alismatifolia varieties, i.e., "Siam TM Sitrone," "Chiang Mai Pink," and "Snow White." To mine the color mechanisms of the pure color and variegated parts of the bract, we conducted RNA-seq analysis on C. alismatifolia. We identified a total of 89,975 unigenes, and there were 3584 differentially expressed genes identified post-screening. Furthermore, 1858 DEGs were annotated in the GO database and 681 in the KEGG database. We pinpointed key genes responsible for the diverse bract colors in C. alismatifolia, including ZEP for carotenoid synthesis and GAGA2 in the chlorophyll synthesis pathway. This study provides valuable insights into understanding the pigmentation mechanism of bracts in C. alismatifolia and the breeding process.
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