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| Author | Sahoo B., Nayak I., Parameswaran C., Kesawat M.S., Sahoo K.K., Subudhi H.N., Balasubramaniasai C., Prabhukarthikeyan S.R., Katara J.L., Dash S.K., Chung S.M., Siddiqui M.H., Alamri S., Samantaray S. | |
| Title | A Comprehensive Genome-Wide Investigation of the Cytochrome 71 (<i>OsCYP71</i>) Gene Family: Revealing the Impact of Promoter and Gene Variants (Ser33Leu) of <i>OsCYP71P6</i> on Yield-Related Traits in Indica Rice (<i>Oryza sativa</i> L.). | |
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Abstract: The cytochrome P450 (CYP450) gene family plays a critical role in plant growth and developmental processes, nutrition, and detoxification of xenobiotics in plants. In the present research, a comprehensive set of 105 <i>OsCYP71</i> family genes was pinpointed within the genome of indica rice. These genes were categorized into twelve distinct subfamilies, where members within the same subgroup exhibited comparable gene structures and conserved motifs. In addition, 105 <i>OsCYP71</i> genes were distributed across 11 chromosomes, and 36 pairs of <i>OsCYP71</i> involved in gene duplication events. Within the promoter region of <i>OsCYP71</i>, there exists an extensive array of cis-elements that are associated with light responsiveness, hormonal regulation, and stress-related signaling. Further, transcriptome profiling revealed that a majority of the genes exhibited responsiveness to hormones and were activated across diverse tissues and developmental stages in rice. The <i>OsCYP71P6</i> gene is involved in insect resistance, senescence, and yield-related traits in rice. Hence, understanding the association between <i>OsCYP71P6</i> genetic variants and yield-related traits in rice varieties could provide novel insights for rice improvement. Through the utilization of linear regression models, a total of eight promoters were identified, and a specific gene variant (Ser33Leu) within <i>OsCYP71P6</i> was found to be linked to spikelet fertility. Additionally, different alleles of the <i>OsCYP71P6</i> gene identified through in/dels polymorphism in 131 rice varieties were validated for their allelic effects on yield-related traits. Furthermore, the single-plant yield, spikelet number, panicle length, panicle weight, and unfilled grain per panicle for the <i>OsCYP71P6-</i>1 promoter insertion variant were found to contribute 20.19%, 13.65%, 5.637%, 8.79%, and 36.86% more than the deletion variant, respectively. These findings establish a robust groundwork for delving deeper into the functions of <i>OsCYP71</i>-family genes across a range of biological processes. Moreover, these findings provide evidence that allelic variation in the promoter and amino acid substitution of Ser33Leu in the <i>OsCYP71P6</i> gene could potentially impact traits related to rice yield. Therefore, the identified promoter variants in the <i>OsCYP71P6</i> gene could be harnessed to amplify rice yields. |
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| Journal | Plants (Basel) | |
| Country | India | |
| Volume | 12(17) | |
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| Year | 2023 | |
| PubMed ID | 37687282 | |
| PubMed Central ID | 10490456 | |
| DOI | 10.3390/plants12173035 | |
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| Gene | BEL C3H1 CYP703A3 CYP71AA2 CYP71AA3 CYP71AB13 CYP71AB14 CYP71AB3 CYP71AB4 CYP71AB5 CYP71AB6 CYP71AB9 CYP71AC1 CYP71AC2 CYP71AD CYP71AF1 CYP71AF2 CYP71AK1 CYP71AK2 CYP71C1 CYP71C16 CYP71C2 CYP71C3 CYP71C4 CYP71C5 CYP71C6 CYP71C8 CYP71E1 CYP71E3 CYP71E5 CYP71K1 CYP71K2 CYP71K3 CYP71K4 CYP71K6 CYP71P1 CYP71P4 CYP71P6 CYP71Q1 CYP71R1 CYP71S2 CYP71S3 CYP71T1 CYP71T2 CYP71T3 CYP71T6 CYP71U10 CYP71U12 CYP71U2 CYP71U3 CYP71U4 CYP71U5 CYP71U6 CYP71V1 CYP71V2 CYP71V3 CYP71V4 CYP71W1 CYP71W3 CYP71W4 CYP71W9 CYP71X1 CYP71X2 CYP71X3 CYP71X4 CYP71X5 CYP71Y1 CYP71Y2 CYP71Y3 CYP71Y5 CYP71Z1 CYP71Z1 CYP71Z4 CYP71Z5 CYP71Z6 CYP71Z7 CYP71Z8 CYP71Z8 CYP71Z9 CYP75B4 CYP76-13 CYP76-16 CYP76-17 CYP76-6 CYP76L1 CYP76M1 CYP76M10 CYP76M5 CYP76M6 CYP76M9 CYP81A5 CYP81E1 CYP92C21 CYP93F1 CYP93G1 CYP93G2 F3'H F3'H1 F3'H2 F3'H3 F3'H4 F3'H6 F3'H8 F5HL2 OSD3 SL | |
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| Strain | Wild Core Collection | - |
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Lethal Embryo Mutantion Strain |
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Stages in Each Organ - Muant Lines (Gene) |
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