8 research outputs found

    GO categories of the unigenes.

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    <p>The unigenes were annotated to three categories: biological process, cellular component, and molecular function. The abscissa represents the GO category. The left and right ordinates represent percentage and number of the unigenes, respectively.</p

    The DEG number and expression profile clustering analysis.

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    <p><b>(A)</b> Venn diagram of the DEGs. The number of DEGs in the SA, MJ and SA/MJ treatment groups were relative to those in the CK group. <b>(B)</b> Heat map of the DEGs after pairwise comparisons between the four different groups. Each column represents one treatment group, and each row represents one unigene. The colors indicate the expression values scaled to standard deviations and centered at the normal intensity level (Z-score). Red indicates increased expression relative to the control conditions, and green indicates decreased expression.</p

    Species distribution of the unigenes against the NR database.

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    <p>The percentages in the pie chart represent the <i>Gp</i>. <i>lemaneiformis</i> genes that are homologous to those of other species.</p

    KEGG analysis of the synergistic genes regulated by SA and MJ in <i>Gp</i>. <i>Lemaneiformis</i>.

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    <p>KEGG analysis of the synergistic genes regulated by SA and MJ in <i>Gp</i>. <i>Lemaneiformis</i>.</p

    Comparative transcriptional profiling of <i>Gracilariopsis lemaneiformis</i> in response to salicylic acid- and methyl jasmonate-mediated heat resistance

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    <div><p>Culturing the economically important macroalga <i>Gracilariopsis lemaneiformis</i> (Rhodophyta) is limited due to the high temperatures in the summertime on the southern Chinese coast. Previous studies have demonstrated that two phytohormones, salicylic acid (SA) and methyl jasmonate (MJ), can alleviate the adverse effects of high-temperature stress on <i>Gp</i>. <i>lemaneiformis</i>. To elucidate the molecular mechanisms underlying SA- and MJ-mediated heat tolerance, we performed comprehensive analyses of transcriptome-wide gene expression profiles using RNA sequencing (RNA-seq) technology. A total of 14,644 unigenes were assembled, and 10,501 unigenes (71.71%) were annotated to the reference databases. In the SA, MJ and SA/MJ treatment groups, 519, 830, and 974 differentially expressed unigenes were detected, respectively. Unigenes related to photosynthesis and glycometabolism were enriched by SA, while unigenes associated with glycometabolism, protein synthesis, heat shock and signal transduction were increased by MJ. A crosstalk analysis revealed that 216 genes were synergistically regulated, while 18 genes were antagonistically regulated by SA and MJ. The results indicated that the two phytohormones could mitigate the adverse effects of heat on multiple pathways, and they predominantly acted synergistically to resist heat stress. These results will provide new insights into how SA and MJ modulate the molecular mechanisms that counteract heat stress in algae.</p></div

    COG functional classification of the unigenes.

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    <p>COG functional classification of the unigenes.</p

    Statistical results from the sequencing data.

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    <p>Statistical results from the sequencing data.</p
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