Molecular cloning and in silico analysis of DREB-like gene in watermelon
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The objective of this study was to identify and characterize sequences from watermelon related to drought tolerant genes. In order to achieve this, publicly available Cucumis melo REB gene (Cme-DREB1) sequence was retrieved from NCBI database and gene-specific primers were synthesized. A fragment of 274 bp corresponding to DREB-like gene was amplified from genomic DNA of watermelon. PCR product was cloned in E. coli vector (pDrive) and validated through sequencing. The BLAST search showed 99 and 97% homology to CmeDREB1 gene and C. sativus DREB3-like (CsDREB3-like) gene, respectively. Furthermore, it showed 87 to 93% homology with rest of DREB genes available in the public database. Full length watermelon DREB-like gene (C. lanatus DREB-like, ClaDREB-like) was identified from cucurbit genomic database and investigated through in silico analysis. The intronless structural organization of ClaDREB-like gene was found with a conserved AP2/ERF domain.
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