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Genotype-dependent regulation of drought-responsive genes in tolerant and sensitive sugarcane cultivars.

Gene - 30 Oct 2017

da Silva Manassés Daniel, de Oliveira Silva Roberta Lane, Ferreira Neto José Ribamar Costa, Benko-Iseppon Ana Maria, Kido Ederson Akio

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Drought is the most damaging among the major abiotic stresses. Transcriptomic studies allow a global overview of expressed genes, providing the basis for molecular markers development. Here, the HT-SuperSAGE technique allowed the evaluation of four drought-tolerant cultivars and four-sensitive cultivars, after 24h of irrigation suppression. We identified 9831 induced unitags from roots of the tolerant cultivars...

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PMID: 28855118
DOI: 10.1016/j.gene.2017.08.022

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