Brassica juncea
Redox state homeostasis has been recently emerged as “central” or “core” regulator of signaling under different stress as well as developmental stimuli in plants, bacteria and animals. The regulation through redox state is mediated at the level of miRNA, mRNA and proteins. The miRNAs are the class of small nucleotide (21-22 nts) RNA which functions to regulate the level of corresponding mRNA and thereby regulate the protein abundance. In an earlier research, thiourea was successfully established, as a tool, to study redox regulated components of salt and arsenic stress tolerance in different plants. In view of this, the present study was performed to identify thiourea regulated miRNAs from Indian mustard (Brassica juncea) which are responsible for salt stress perception and tolerance.
ENA first public
2015-07-16
ENA last update
2015-05-13
External Id
SAMEA3388846
INSDC center alias
IASMA RESEARCH CENTRE - FONDAZIONE EDMUND MACH
INSDC center name
IASMA RESEARCH CENTRE - FONDAZIONE EDMUND MACH
INSDC first public
2015-07-16T15:54:30Z
INSDC last update
2015-05-13T05:28:08Z
INSDC status
public
Submitter Id
Brassica juncea11
sample name
Brassica juncea11