5mC methylation profiling in Riccia fluitans.
Phenotypic plasticity in amphibious plants is often accompanied by profound epigenetic reconfiguration. In this study, we characterized the 5mC DNA methylation profile of Riccia fluitans, a liverwort species capable of transitioning between distinct aquatic and terrestrial life forms. Using Oxford Nanopore DNA sequencing, we analyzed the distribution of 5mC across different sequence contexts (CG, CHG, and CHH).
Phenotypic plasticity in amphibious plants is often accompanied by profound epigenetic reconfiguration. In this study, we characterized the 5mC DNA methylation profile of Riccia fluitans, a liverwort species capable of transitioning between distinct aquatic and terrestrial life forms. Using Oxford Nanopore DNA sequencing, we analyzed the distribution of 5mC across different sequence contexts (CG, CHG, and CHH).
University of Warmia and Mazury in Olsztyn