A novel genetic framework reveals transcriptional "butterfly effect" underlying heterosis in maize.

doi:10.1016/j.jare.2025.08.021

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A novel genetic framework reveals transcriptional "butterfly effect" underlying heterosis in maize.

Journal of advanced research - 1 May 2026

Guo Yuhang, Lu Xiaohuan, Li Dongdong, Kuang Xianyan, Song Wei, Ye Xinyu, Wei Zhixue, Wang Ming, Wang Haoying, Yang Xiaosong, Yan Yong, Ma Zeyang, Song Rentao, Chen Shaojiang, Fu Junjie, Li Mingshun, Liu Wenxin

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INTRODUCTION: Maize is one of the first crops to benefit from heterosis, significantly enhancing commercial breeding. Despite extensive research, the molecular mechanisms of heterosis remain elusive. OBJECTIVES: This study integrates a novel genetic framework with transcriptomic and phenotypic analyses to identify heterosis-related genes and uncover their regulatory mechanisms. METHODS: Single-segment...

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PMID: 40886827
DOI: 10.1016/j.jare.2025.08.021
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