Uncover Genetic Networks Controlling Fruit Quality in Two Strawberry Cultivars
Source: CNGBdb Project (ID CNP0007866)
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Project name: Integrative Transcriptomics and Phenotyping Uncover Genetic Networks in Two Strawberry
Description: Strawberry fruit quality, particularly texture and sweetness, is governed by complex molecular mechanisms during ripening. This study investigated two varieties with contrasting phenotypes: 'Monterey', a firm-fleshed commercial cultivar, and 'Three Princess', a softer, sweeter variety. We analyzed five key developmental stages (green, white, color-change, red, and overripe) to unravel the transcriptional basis of their divergent quality traits. RNA-seq revealed extensive differential gene expression (11,382 DEGs at the red stage), with 'Three Princess' showing earlier activation of starch/sucrose metabolism and polygalacturonases, correlating with its rapid softening and higher soluble solids content (SSC).
Data type: Raw sequence reads
Sample scope: Monoisolate
Relevance: Agricultural
Submitter: 段明政(Duan); 昭通学院
Release date: 2025-08-18
Last updated: 2025-08-18
Statistics: 10 samples; 10 experiments; 30 runs
Data size: 90.82GB