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L. L. B. Dantas

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Field microenvironments regulate crop diel transcript and metabolite rhythms

L. L. B. Dantas, M. M. Dourado, N. O. de Lima, N. Cavacana, M. Y. Nishiyama-Jr., G. M. Souza, M. S. Carneiro, C. Caldana, C. T. Hotta

This study shows that field microenvironments affect diel transcript and metabolite rhythms in sugarcane, leading to phase differences in circadian genes like LHY.

bioRxiv · Apr 8, 2021Plant Biology

Rhythms of Transcription in Field-Grown Sugarcane Are Highly Organ Specific

L. L. B. Dantas, F. M. Almeida-Jesus, N. O. de Lima, C. Alves-Lima, M. Y. Nishiyama, M. S. Carneiro, G. M. Souza, C. T. Hotta

The study examines rhythmic transcription in field-grown sugarcane, finding high organ-specificity in transcriptome rhythms.

bioRxiv · Mar 19, 2020Plant Biology

Alternative splicing of circadian clock genes correlates with temperature in field-grown sugarcane

L. L. B. Dantas, C. P. G. Calixto, M. M. Dourado, M. S. Carneiro, J. W. S. Brown, C. T. Hotta

The paper examines alternative splicing of circadian clock genes in sugarcane under different temperatures and finds temperature-dependent expression of spliced isoforms.

bioRxiv · Oct 28, 2019Plant Biology