Figure 7.
The working model for csi-miR171c-CsSCLs mediated regulation of SE in citrus callus. csi-miR171c suppresses the expression of 2 target CsSCL genes (CsSCL2 and CsSCL3), CsSCLs exert feedback regulation on csi-miR171c expression. CsClot was identified as interacting protein of CsSCL2/3, and overexpression of CsClot disturbed ROS homeostasis and enhanced SE capability in citrus callus. Moreover, CsSCL2/3 proteins directly bind and inhibit the expression of downstream regeneration-related genes including CsWOX2, CsWOX13, and CsLBD40 and inhibit biological processes such as auxin response and cell wall organization, thereby reducing SE capability in citrus callus.

The working model for csi-miR171c-CsSCLs mediated regulation of SE in citrus callus. csi-miR171c suppresses the expression of 2 target CsSCL genes (CsSCL2 and CsSCL3), CsSCLs exert feedback regulation on csi-miR171c expression. CsClot was identified as interacting protein of CsSCL2/3, and overexpression of CsClot disturbed ROS homeostasis and enhanced SE capability in citrus callus. Moreover, CsSCL2/3 proteins directly bind and inhibit the expression of downstream regeneration-related genes including CsWOX2, CsWOX13, and CsLBD40 and inhibit biological processes such as auxin response and cell wall organization, thereby reducing SE capability in citrus callus.

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