This paper defines the pepper CHX family by genome-wide identification and analyzes its phylogeny, motifs, promoters, and expression patterns. It frames the family as a resource for studying development and stress adaptation in pepper.
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CHX gene family in Capsicum annuum
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CaCHX gene family, cation/H+ exchanger (CHX) gene family in pepper
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Most CaCHX genes are highly expressed in flowers, suggesting involvement in reproductive development.
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Expression profiling revealed that most CaCHX genes were highly expressed in flowers, suggesting their potential involvement in reproductive development
Only CaCHX12 and CaCHX17 were detected in leaves.
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while only CaCHX12 and CaCHX17 were detected in leaves
A genome-wide analysis identified 23 CaCHX genes in Capsicum annuum.
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a total of 23 CaCHX genes were identified, which are unevenly distributed across 10 chromosomes and classified into 6 phylogenetic subfamilies
This study provides the first comprehensive genomic and transcriptomic overview of the CHX family in pepper.
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This study provides the first comprehensive genomic and transcriptomic overview of the CHX family in pepper
CaCHX1, CaCHX20, and CaCHX23 show distinct temporal expression patterns under ABA, GA, NaCl, and JA treatments, suggesting involvement in hormone-mediated stress responses.
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Under treatments such as abscisic acid (ABA), gibberellic acid (GA), NaCl, and jasmonic acid (JA), CaCHX1, CaCHX20, and CaCHX23 exhibited distinct temporal expression patterns, suggesting their involvement in hormone-mediated stress responses