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Transcriptome and eQTL analysis reveal the novel molecular mechanism underlying salt tolerance in the phytochrome B mutant.

Plant cell reports - 20 May 2026

Jiang Conghui, He Yanan, Xie Lixia, Li Wen, Li Yaping, Peng Yongbin, Zhou Jinjun, Zhou Guanhua, Wang Shasha, Zheng Chongke, Xie Xianzhi

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KEY MESSAGE: The phyB mutant exhibits robust salt tolerance via enhanced K⁺/Na⁺ homeostasis, proline accumulation, and membrane stability. Transcriptomics reveals PHYB coordinates a unique early-response network involving transcription factors, kinesins, and DNA metabolism. Integrated population eQTL analysis and transcriptional regulation prediction condense a core salt-tolerance module of four transcription...

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PMID: 42159687
DOI: 10.1007/s00299-026-03860-3

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