Integrative Metabolome and LncRNA Analysis

RNA transcripts that are longer than 200 nt and have no coding potential or lack an ORF encoding >100 amino acids are classified as LncRNAs. Many LncRNAs have been identified in various eukaryotes, including plants. LncRNAs are essential regulators of a variety of biological processes and act through multiple mechanisms.

The metabolome is the basis and direct embodiment of the phenotype of an organism. Metabolites are the final results of gene transcription in organisms under internal and external regulation, and are the material basis of organismal phenotypes. In the era of systems biology research, biological developmental processes are complex and variable, and gene regulatory networks are complicated. The study of systems biology by one type of histology alone may be rather one-sided.

Creative Proteomics provides services combining LncRNA and metabolomic analysis. A large number of differential LncRNAs are obtained by LncRNA sequencing, and these differential LncRNAs can be correlated with differential metabolites obtained from metabolomic analysis to further delve into regulatory and expressed genes and analyze intrinsic changes in the organism. The key pathways of metabolite change can be targeted to construct core regulatory networks to comprehensively explore the growth and development of organisms and stress mechanisms, so as to explain biological issues as a whole.

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Integrative Metabolome and LncRNA

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Integrative Metabolome and LncRNA

Plant growth and development, agronomic shape
Plant color, nutritional quality
Plant abiotic stresses, biotic stress mechanisms
Plant functional active ingredient pathway research

Animal growth and development
Animal Nutrition
Animal diseases
Environmental adaptation

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