He X, Leng F, Yan S, Hu Y, He Y. · 2026 · Plants (Basel) research
doi:10.3390/plants15162452 PMID:42654854 PMC13516842
| Gene ID | Name | Evidence / Role | Function (this paper) |
|---|---|---|---|
| Mp3g21490 | MpC2H2-14 | experimental background | M-type C2H2 zinc-finger significantly downregulated under salt stress. Marchantia showed no significant response to osmotic stress and only a weak, transient salt response, unlike mosses which mobilised 23-28% of their C2H2 repertoire under dehydration. |
| Mp8g14220 | MpC2H2-26 | experimental background | M-type C2H2 zinc-finger significantly downregulated under salt stress. Marchantia showed no significant response to osmotic stress and only a weak, transient salt response, unlike mosses which mobilised 23-28% of their C2H2 repertoire under dehydration. |
| Mp4g11380 | MpDAZ1 | experimental background | Q-type C2H2 zinc-finger, one of three Q-type genes in the 39-gene M. polymorpha C2H2 repertoire. Marchantia showed no significant response to osmotic stress and only a weak, transient salt response, unlike mosses which mobilised 23-28% of their C2H2 repertoire under dehydration. |
| Mp8g06180 | MpIDDL1 | experimental background | M-type C2H2 zinc-finger and the single gene significantly upregulated by salt (3 h, log2FC = 1.00, p < 0.01). Marchantia showed no significant response to osmotic stress and only a weak, transient salt response, unlike mosses which mobilised 23-28% of their C2H2 repertoire under dehydration. |
| Mp3g23440 | MpJAGGED | experimental background | Q-type C2H2 zinc-finger; the only Q-type gene with any salt response, rising 2.0-fold at 1 h but below the significance threshold. Marchantia showed no significant response to osmotic stress and only a weak, transient salt response, unlike mosses which mobilised 23-28% of their C2H2 repertoire under dehydration. |
| Mp1g25140 | MpSUP | experimental background | Q-type C2H2 zinc-finger, one of three Q-type genes in the 39-gene M. polymorpha C2H2 repertoire. Marchantia showed no significant response to osmotic stress and only a weak, transient salt response, unlike mosses which mobilised 23-28% of their C2H2 repertoire under dehydration. |