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Transcriptomes of Wild Type tomato and slstop1 under -Al/+Al treatment

ABSTRACT: Purpose: Find SlSTOP1 regulated genes Methods: Total RNA was extracted from 20 days old wild-type tomato and slstop1 mutant plants treated with 0 and 60 μM Al solutions (pH 4.7). Three biological replicated samples were collected form each treatment and sequenced. Results:A total of 83.7 GB clean data was obtained by transcriptome sequencing. The clean data of each sample was more than 6.30 GB, and the percentage of q30 base was more than 93.82%. Conclusions: By RNA-seq analysis, we find potential SlSTOP1-regulated genes

ORGANISM(S): Solanum lycopersicum

PROVIDER: GSE168433 | GEO | 2023/08/07

REPOSITORIES: GEO

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