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The aim is to classify angiosperm R2R3-MYB genes into homologous groups to enhance function prediction.

February 11, 2026PLANT PHYSIOLOGY0 citations

Integrated phylogenetic and microsynteny network analysis resolves angiosperm R2R3-MYB genes into 56 homologous groups

XXXiaoyang XuSouth China Normal University CLChunxiao LiuJiangsu Academy of Agricultural Sciences HYHaiyan YuanMinistry of Natural Resources

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The aim is to classify angiosperm R2R3-MYB genes into homologous groups to enhance function prediction.
Conducted phylogenetic analysis of R2R3-MYB genes
Performed microsynteny network analysis
Identified 56 homologous groups based on genomic events
Classified angiosperm R2R3-MYB genes into 56 distinct homologous groups
Facilitated easier identification of genomic events
Enabled more reliable predictions of gene functions

Abstract

Classification of angiosperm R2R3-MYB genes into 56 homologous groups facilitates the identification of various genomic events and enables reliable function prediction.

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