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  1. ...Community et al. 2022). When compared to the original EDTA pipeline, panEDTA in maize, rice, and Arabidopsis (Supplemental Figs. S1, S2A) annotated a similar number of total bases of TE sequence, but with a substantial improvement in the consistency of element classification across individuals (Supplemental...
  2. ...in the vegetative cell of mature pollen (Wang et al. 2024). Considering the specialized function and regulation of DNA methylation in some tissues such as pollen vegetative cell and endosperm, it is likely that the loss of mC readers would only create phenotypes in these specific cell types, or during restricted...
  3. ...anthers in diverse angiosperms, including rice (Johnson et al. 2009; Zhai et al. 2015b; Fei et al. 2016; Xia et al. 2019). In female reproductive tissues, phasiRNAs are not well characterized, but the argonaute MEL1 binds 21-nt phasiRNAs and is required for both male and female meiosis in rice (Nonomura...
  4. ...that rice developing endosperm (7–8 d after fertilization) has a unique siRNA profile in which a small number of loci accounts for the majority of siRNAs (Rodrigues et al. 2013). These siRNA loci were termed siren loci (siRNA in the endosperm). A similar phenomenon was recently reported in Brassica rapa...
  5. ...the expression of imprinted genes in maize endosperm. Mol Plant 10: 442–455. ↵Du M, Luo M, Zhang R, Finnegan EJ, Koltunow AM. 2014. Imprinting in rice: the role of DNA and histone methylation in modulating parent-of-origin specific expression and determining transcript start sites. Plant J 79: 232–242. ↵Fincher...
  6. ...reproductive tissues, as also hypothesized in rice and Arabidopsis (Wu et al. 2014; Cui et al. 2015). However, we also observed differences among species. For example, in maize unlike in sorghum, endosperm’s transcriptome is younger than in other tissues, including pollen, suggesting that differentmechanisms...
  7. ...High-resolution mapping of open chromatin in the rice genome Wenli Zhang 1 , 4 , Yufeng Wu 1 , 4 , James C. Schnable 2 , Zixian Zeng 1 , Michael Freeling 2 , Gregory E. Crawford 3 and Jiming Jiang 1 , 5...
  8. ...of such genes were reported from different tissues of the rice hybrid LYP9 (Wei et al. 2009), whereas other studies found fewer such genes in maize embryos, endosperm, seedling shoots, and immature ears of hybrids (Stupar and Springer 2006; Swanson-Wagner et al. 2006; Meyer et al. 2007; Stupar et al. 2007...
  9. .... 2003 ; Lai et al. 2004b ; Messing et al. 2004 ). Thus, maize is expected to have less than double the number of genes that are present in rice, which has an estimated gene number of 37,544 ( International Rice Genome Sequencing Project 2005 ). Based on the size of the transcriptome and the average gene...
  10. ...relative to other species. These gene sets were analyzed for overrepresented Gene Ontology (GO) terms, shown in Supplemental File S2. Gene families that were significantly expanded in wheat An improved wheat assembly and annotation Genome Research 889 www..org compared with Arabidopsis, rice, sorghum...
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