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Comparative Analysis of Intron Sizes in the MYB10 Gene Across Rosaceous Species

This study investigates the size variation of Intron 2 within the MYB10 gene across various Rosaceous species, highlighting significant differences from 89 bp in AtMYB75 to 3000 bp in MdMYB1. The MYB10 gene consists of three exons and two introns, with exon sizes being relatively uniform. A schematic representation illustrates the MYB10 gene's structure alongside known anthocyanin MYB regulators from diverse species. Additionally, the correlation between intron size and estimated genome size is analyzed, providing insights into genomic variability among these species.

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Comparative Analysis of Intron Sizes in the MYB10 Gene Across Rosaceous Species

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  1. A 2.5 2 1.5 1 0.5 0 0 500 1000 1500 2000 2500 3000 3500 size of Intron 2 in orthologouse MYB10 gene Intron 2 (from 82 bp to 3000 bp) Intron 1 Exon 2 Exon 1 Exon 3 100~130 83~ 371 130 264~2981 415~517 B C Additional file 1 A, Schematic of the MYB10 gene from all the major Rosaceous species and other known anthocyanin MYB regulators from other species. It composes three exons and two introns. (B) The sizes of Exon 1, Exon 2 and Exon 3 are similar, while the sizes of Intron 2 varies from 89 bp (AtMYB75) to 3000bp (MdMYB1) from the species listed in table 1. (C) Comparison of intron 2 size and estimated genome size through calculated DNA mass of 1C genome from all the major Rosaceous species

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