Danilevicz, M.F.; Moharana, K.C.; Venancio, T.M.; Franco, L.O.; Cardoso, S.R.S.; Cardoso, M.; Thiebaut, F.; Hemerly, A.S.; Prosdocimi, F.; Ferreira, P.C.G. Copaifera langsdorffii Novel Putative Long Non-Coding RNAs: Interspecies Conservation Analysis in Adaptive Response to Different Biomes. Non-Coding RNA2018, 4, 27.
Danilevicz, M.F.; Moharana, K.C.; Venancio, T.M.; Franco, L.O.; Cardoso, S.R.S.; Cardoso, M.; Thiebaut, F.; Hemerly, A.S.; Prosdocimi, F.; Ferreira, P.C.G. Copaifera langsdorffii Novel Putative Long Non-Coding RNAs: Interspecies Conservation Analysis in Adaptive Response to Different Biomes. Non-Coding RNA 2018, 4, 27.
Danilevicz, M.F.; Moharana, K.C.; Venancio, T.M.; Franco, L.O.; Cardoso, S.R.S.; Cardoso, M.; Thiebaut, F.; Hemerly, A.S.; Prosdocimi, F.; Ferreira, P.C.G. Copaifera langsdorffii Novel Putative Long Non-Coding RNAs: Interspecies Conservation Analysis in Adaptive Response to Different Biomes. Non-Coding RNA2018, 4, 27.
Danilevicz, M.F.; Moharana, K.C.; Venancio, T.M.; Franco, L.O.; Cardoso, S.R.S.; Cardoso, M.; Thiebaut, F.; Hemerly, A.S.; Prosdocimi, F.; Ferreira, P.C.G. Copaifera langsdorffii Novel Putative Long Non-Coding RNAs: Interspecies Conservation Analysis in Adaptive Response to Different Biomes. Non-Coding RNA 2018, 4, 27.
Abstract
LncRNA are involved in multiple regulatory pathways, its versatile mode of action has disclosed a new layer in gene regulation. They are reportedly modulated during plant development, with specific tissue functions and in response to stresses. In this study, we analyzed LncRNA from leave samples collected from the legume Copaifera langsdorffii (copaiba) from two divergent ecosystems: Cerrado (CER) and Atlantic Rain Forest (ARF). We identified 8020 novel lncRNAs, from which 2893 transcripts were regulated above 2-fold and 566 above 5-folds in either condition. This putative lncRNA set was compared with seven Fabaceae genomes, of which 1747 and 1879 transcripts (from ARF and CER, respectively) aligned to at least two genomes. Further, 2194 copaiba lncRNAs were successfully mapped to at least one of six Fabaceae transcriptomes. The secondary structures of the lncRNAs that were conserved and differentially expressed between the populations were predicted using in silico methods. Our results indicate the potential involvement of lncRNAs in the adaptation of C. langsdorffii to two different biomes.
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