Identification and characterization of miRNAs in two closely related C and C species of Cleome by high-throughput sequencing.

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Abstract
Cleome gynandra and Cleome hassleriana, which are C and C plants, respectively, are two species of Cleome. The close genetic relationship between C. gynandra and C. hassleriana provides advantages for discovering the differences in leaf development and physiological processes between C and C plants. MicroRNAs (miRNAs) are a class of important regulators of various biological processes. In this study, we investigate the differences in the characteristics of miRNAs between C. gynandra and C. hassleriana using high-throughput sequencing technology. In total, 94 and 102 known miRNAs were identified in C. gynandra and C. hassleriana, respectively, of which 3 were specific for C. gynandra and 10 were specific for C. hassleriana. Ninety-one common miRNAs were identified in both species. In addition, 4 novel miRNAs were detected, including three in C. gynandra and three in C. hassleriana. Of these miRNAs, 67 were significantly differentially expressed between these two species and were involved in extensive biological processes, such as glycol-metabolism and photosynthesis. Our study not only provided resources for C. gynandra and C. hassleriana research but also provided useful clues for the understanding of the roles of miRNAs in the alterations of biological processes in leaf tissues during the evolution of the C pathway.
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Authors Gao, Shuangcheng;Zhao, Wei;Li, Xiang;You, Qingbo;Shen, Xinjie;Guo, Wei;Wang, Shihua;Shi, Guoan;Liu, Zheng;Jiao, Yongqing;
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Year 2017
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10.1038/srep46552
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