HsCPKs is the paper's name for the Hemiboea subcapitata CPK family members identified and analyzed. The abstract uses this set for localization, phylogeny, organ-expression, and calcium-stress response summaries.
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The expansion and evolution of the CPK gene family in Hemiboea subcapitata may be related to adaptation to calcium-rich and stressed habitats.
HsCPKs contained hormone-responsive cis-acting elements related to stress.
Ten HsCPK gene pairs were generated by fragment replication.
HsCPKs showed different expression patterns in three vegetative organs of Hemiboea subcapitata.
The study identified 32 highly conserved CPK genes in Hemiboea subcapitata distributed across 14 chromosomes.
HsCPKs were divided into four subfamilies.
HsCPK subfamilies I and II were under neutral selection, whereas subfamilies III and IV were under strongly positive selection.
Under calcium stress, all examined HsCPKs showed an overall increasing expression trend.
HsCPKs were mainly localized in chloroplasts and cytoplasm.