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Genetic Sight

This Reprint presents an in-depth study originally published in the Special Issue “Genetic Sight: Plant Traits during Postharvest” in Current Issues in Molecular Biology. The collection showcases innovative applications of omics technologies and investigates the molecular mechanisms that regulate sp...

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Udgivet: MDPI - Multidisciplinary Digital Publishing Institute 2025
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kiwifruit
transcriptome analysis
gene expression
ethylene treatment
softening
Dongxiang wild rice (Oryza rufipogon Griff.)
DUF26 domain
expression mode
submergence tolerance
BPC transcription factor
flower development
histone methylation
ovule
seed
Brassicaceae
interspecific hybrids
SSR markers
Leptosphaeria maculans
genetic similarity
alfalfa
cowpea
genomics
maize
metabolomics
oats
phenomics
proteomics
sorghum
transcriptomics
Lycium barbarum
aquaporins
genome-wide
water relations
fruit ripening
heat stress
Prunus salicina
pulp color
transcriptome
RNA-Seq
DGE
anthocyanin and flavonoid biosynthesis
MYB
blueberry
anthocyanin
expression regulation
Pisum sativum
Pisum fulvum
earliness
agronomic traits
morphological traits
SSRs
QTLs
recombinant inbred lines (RILs)
onion
PCR inhibition
pollination
pollenkitt
wetted pollen
bottle gourd
crossing periods
label-free quantitation
plant proteomics
seed vigor
SDS-PAGE
CYCLOIDEA (CYC)-like gene
TCP gene family
CYC2 clade
floral symmetry
molecular regulatory mechanism
phylogeny
QTL mapping
linkage map
exocarp firmness
edible pericarp firmness
soluble solid content
n/a
rice
OsEPF1
stomatal density
photosynthetic efficiency
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Summary:This Reprint presents an in-depth study originally published in the Special Issue “Genetic Sight: Plant Traits during Postharvest” in Current Issues in Molecular Biology. The collection showcases innovative applications of omics technologies and investigates the molecular mechanisms that regulate specific traits, including postharvest qualities. This work provides a comprehensive overview of the methodologies, results, and implications, making it a valuable resource for researchers, industry professionals, and students in molecular biology. The Reprint is an excellent tool for sharing insights with collaborators, presenting findings at conferences, or engaging stakeholders in related industry sectors.

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