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Quercus suber MYB1 transcription factor - an in vivo approach for the elucidation of its regulatory networks
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The study of transcription factors (TFs) can reveal important players
behind a specific developmental process. The identification of TFs DNA-targets
on a genome-wide scale provides fundamental information not only on how the
expression of the targeted genes are regulated but also about the molecular
mechanisms behind this process. QsMYB1 is a R2R3-MYB transcription factor
related to secondary growth and cork development in Quercus suber. Given the
importance of cork quality for the cork-based industry, the study of genes involved
in cork formation can provide important insights. In this context, the objective of
this PhD thesis was to further study QsMYB1 gene, by identifying its DNA targets
on the cork oak genome, in order to elucidate the gene regulatory mechanism in
which QsMYB1 exerts its function
Descrição
Doutoramento em Biologia - Instituto Superior de Agronomia - UL
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QsMYB1 R2-R3 transcription factor ChIP-Seq somatic embryogenesis transcriptome
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Citação
Capote, T.C. - Quercus suber MYB1 transcription factor - an in vivo approach for the elucidation of its regulatory networks. Lisboa: ISA, 2018, 223 p.