Identification of MATE Family and Characterization of GmMATE13 and GmMATE75 in Soybean's Response to Aluminum Stress.

ABSTRACT: The multidrug and toxic compound extrusion (MATE) proteins are coding by a secondary transporter gene family, and have been identified to participate in the modulation of organic acid exudation for aluminum (Al) resistance. The soybean variety Glycine max "Tamba" (TBS) exhibits high Al tolerance. The expression patterns of MATE genes in response to Al stress in TBS and their specific functions in the context of Al stress remain elusive. In this study, 124 MATE genes were identified from the soybean genome. The RNA-Seq results revealed significant upregulation of GmMATE13 and GmMATE75 in TBS upon exposure to high-dose Al³⁺ treatment and both genes demonstrated sequence homology to citrate transporters of other plants. Subcellular localization sh

SUBMITTER: Gao P 

PROVIDER: S-EPMC11011378 | biostudies-literature | 2024 Mar

REPOSITORIES: biostudies-literature