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The Transcriptional Regulatory Mechanisms Exploration of Jujube Biological Traits through Multi-omics Analysis

Version 1 : Received: 29 January 2024 / Approved: 29 January 2024 / Online: 29 January 2024 (10:11:28 CET)

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Zhang, S.; Chen, Z.; Feng, L.; Zhi, Z.; Liu, Y.; Zhang, M.; Yue, H.; Zhu, G.-P.; Gao, F. The Transcriptional Regulatory Mechanisms Exploration of Jujube Biological Traits through Multi-Omics Analysis. Forests 2024, 15, 395. Zhang, S.; Chen, Z.; Feng, L.; Zhi, Z.; Liu, Y.; Zhang, M.; Yue, H.; Zhu, G.-P.; Gao, F. The Transcriptional Regulatory Mechanisms Exploration of Jujube Biological Traits through Multi-Omics Analysis. Forests 2024, 15, 395.

Abstract

Jujube (Ziziphus jujuba Mill.) stands as a pivotal fruit tree with significant economic, ecological, and social value. Recent years have witnessed remarkable strides in multi-omics-based biological re-search on jujube. This review began by summarizing advancements in jujube genomics. Subse-quently, we provided a comprehensive overview of the integrated application of genomics, tran-scriptomics, and metabolomics to explore pivotal genes governing jujube domestication traits, quality attributes (including sugar synthesis, terpenoids, and flavonoids), and responses to abiotic stress, and discussed the transcriptional regulatory mechanisms underlying these traits. Further-more, challenges in multi-omics research on jujube biological traits were outlined, and we pro-posed the integration of resources such as pan-genomics and sRNAome to unearth key molecules and regulatory networks influencing diverse biological traits. Incorporating these molecules into practical breeding strategies, including gene editing, transgenic approaches, and progressive breeding, holds the potential for achieving molecular-design breeding and efficient genetic en-hancement of jujube.

Keywords

Jujube; fruit; genome; transcript factor; multi-omics

Subject

Biology and Life Sciences, Forestry

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