DUF1005 Family Identification, Evolution Analysis in Plants, and Primary Root Elongation Regulation of CiDUF1005 From Caragana intermedia.

ABSTRACT: Proteins with a domain of unknown function (DUF) represent a number of gene families that encode functionally uncharacterized proteins in eukaryotes. In particular, members of the DUF1005 family in plants have a 411-amino-acid conserved domain, and this family has not been described previously. In this study, a total of 302 high-confidence DUF1005 family members were identified from 58 plant species, and none were found in the four algae that were selected. Thus, this result showed that DUF1005s might belong to a kind of plant-specific gene family, and this family has not been evolutionarily expanded. Phylogenetic analysis showed that the DUF1005 family genes could be classified into four subgroups in 58 plant species. The earliest group to emerge was Group I, including a total of 100 gene

SUBMITTER: Tian X 

PROVIDER: S-EPMC9001952 | biostudies-literature | 2022

REPOSITORIES: biostudies-literature