Transcriptome and Metabolome Analysis Reveals Salt-Tolerance Pathways in the Leaves and Roots of ZM-4 (Malus zumi) in the Early Stages of Salt Stress

Dajiang Wang; Kun Wang; Simiao Sun; Peng Yan; Xiang Lu; Zhao Liu; Qing‐Shan Li; Lianwen Li; Yuan Gao; Ji‐Hong Liu

doi:10.3390/ijms24043638

February 11, 2023International Journal of Molecular SciencesOpen Access

Transcriptome and Metabolome Analysis Reveals Salt-Tolerance Pathways in the Leaves and Roots of ZM-4 (Malus zumi) in the Early Stages of Salt Stress

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To elucidate the early molecular and metabolic mechanisms underlying salt tolerance in the leaves and roots of Malus zumi (ZM-4).
Conducted integrated transcriptomic and metabolomic analyses on root and leaf tissues of Malus zumi (ZM-4) subjected to early-stage salt stress.
Identified differentially regulated metabolic pathways and associated gene expression changes responding to salinity.
Key genes and metabolites involved in salt-tolerance response pathways exhibited coordinated up-regulation during early salt stress.
Identified pathway-level activations in roots and leaves that establish molecular targets for breeding salt-tolerant rootstocks.

Implication

Multi-omics profiling reveals early salt-tolerance pathways in Malus zumi, highlighting molecular mechanisms to guide breeding of resilient rootstocks.

Abstract

, etc.) related to the pathways showed up-regulation under salt stress. This research provided theoretical support for the application of breeding salt-tolerant rootstocks by elucidating the molecular and metabolic mechanisms of salt tolerance during the early stages of salt treatment for ZM-4.

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Wang et al. (2023) studied this question.

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Transcriptome and Metabolome Analysis Reveals Salt-Tolerance Pathways in the Leaves and Roots of ZM-4 (Malus zumi) in the Early Stages of Salt Stress

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Transcriptome and Metabolome Analysis Reveals Salt-Tolerance Pathways in the Leaves and Roots of ZM-4 (Malus zumi) in the Early Stages of Salt Stress

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