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Comparative transcriptome analysis in peaberry and regular bean coffee to identify bean quality associated genes

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BMC GENOMIC DATA
卷 24, 期 1, 页码 -

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BMC
DOI: 10.1186/s12863-022-01098-y

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Coffea arabica; Transcriptome analysis; Gene expression; Bean quality; Bean components

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This study performed a transcriptome analysis to investigate the genetic differences between peaberry and regular coffee beans, and identified 139 differentially expressed genes. These genes were mainly associated with functional annotation related to cell wall modification, lipid binding, protein binding, oxidoreductase activity, and transmembrane transportation. The findings provide molecular insights into the formation of peaberry.
BackgroundThe peaberry bean in Arabica coffee has exceptional quality compared to the regular coffee bean. Understanding the molecular mechanism of bean quality is imperative to introduce superior coffee quality traits. Despite high economic importance, the regulatory aspects of bean quality are yet largely unknown in peaberry. A transcriptome analysis was performed by using peaberry and regular coffee beans in this study.ResultsThe result of phenotypic analysis stated a difference in the physical attributes of both coffee beans. In addition, transcriptome analysis revealed low genetic differences. Only 139 differentially expressed genes were detected in which 54 genes exhibited up-regulation and 85 showed down-regulations in peaberry beans compared to regular beans. The majority of differentially expressed genes had functional annotation with cell wall modification, lipid binding, protein binding, oxidoreductase activity, and transmembrane transportation. Many fold lower expression of Ca25840-PMEs1, Ca30827-PMEs2, Ca30828-PMEs3, Ca25839-PMEs4, Ca36469-PGs. and Ca03656-Csl genes annotated with cell wall modification might play a critical role to develop different bean shape patterns in Arabica. The ERECTA family genes Ca15802-ERL1, Ca99619-ERL2, Ca07439-ERL3, Ca97226-ERL4, Ca89747-ERL5, Ca07056-ERL6, Ca01141-ERL7, and Ca32419-ERL8 along lipid metabolic pathway genes Ca06708-ACOX1, Ca29177-ACOX2, Ca01563-ACOX3, Ca34321-CPFA1, and Ca36201-CPFA2 are predicted to regulate different shaped bean development. In addition, flavonoid biosynthesis correlated genes Ca03809-F3H, Ca95013-CYP75A1, and Ca42029-CYP75A2 probably help to generate rarely formed peaberry beans.ConclusionOur results provide molecular insights into the formation of peaberry. The data resources will be important to identify candidate genes correlated with the different bean shape patterns in Arabica.

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