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Developmental dynamics of endogenous peptides in maize

ABSTRACT: In this study, we present a comprehensive peptidomic atlas of 13 tissues in maize spanning the vegetative and reproductive phases. Using 3-frame translation of canonical coding sequences (CDSs), we identified 6,100 non-redundant endogenous peptides, significantly expanding the known repertoire of peptides in plants. By integrating the peptidomic coexpression profiles with previously reported proteomic profiles, we found that the peptide abundance did not consistently correlate with the abundance of their source proteins, suggesting complex regulatory mechanisms. This integrated peptidomic and proteomic map not only provides a valuable resource for exploring the functional roles of endogenous peptides in maize development, but will also enable researchers to explore the functional relationship among genes, peptides, and proteins in various biological contexts.

INSTRUMENT(S): Q Exactive HF

ORGANISM(S): Zea Mays (maize)

TISSUE(S): Leaf

SUBMITTER: Shunxi Wang

LAB HEAD: Liuji Wu

PROVIDER: PXD055863 | Pride | 2025-05-07

REPOSITORIES: Pride

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A comprehensive atlas of endogenous peptides in maize.

Ali Usman U Tian Lei L Tang Ruihong R Wang Shunxi S Luo Weiwei W Liu Shanshan S Zhang Jinghua J Wu Liuji L

iMeta 20241111 6

In this study, we present a comprehensive peptidomic atlas of 13 maize tissues, covering both vegetative and reproductive phases. Using a three-frame translation of canonical coding sequences, we identified 6100 nonredundant endogenous peptides, significantly expanding the known plant peptide repertoire. By integrating peptidomic coexpression profiles with previously reported proteomic profiles, we found that the peptide abundance did not consistently correlate with the abundance of their source ...[more]

PMID: 39742302

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