Exploration of Piezo Channels in Bread Wheat (Triticum aestivum L.)

Piezo channels belong to an important class of cell membrane-bound, Ca2+-permeable, mechanosensitive consisting a pore and multiple transmembrane helices. In plants, the functional aspects have been less studied than other channels. However, few studies that carried out indicate involvement in stress response developmental processes. our analysis, we identified total three genes Triticum aestivum genome. The phylogenetic analysis revealed monocot dicot-specific clustering proteins. gene protein structure indicated their conserved architecture. promoter region each contained light-, growth-and development-, hormone-, stress-responsive cis-regulatory elements. Moreover, differential expression tissue stages under abiotic biotic conditions probable role plant growth development various stresses. quantitative real-time polymerase chain reaction (qRT-PCR) suggested TaPiezo1-D might be involved Ca2+ homeostasis. addition, protein–protein interaction precise glucose, hormone responses. miRNA further participation signaling cascades biological present study will extend understanding about mediated plants stresses provide path for validation TaPiezo future research.