Experimentally verified gene function data available (11/03)

GDR is now curating data from papers that further characterize gene function.  These data are coded by the type of studies that were conducted and also add the gene symbol to the existing gene information.  We also have revised the Gene Search to make this data searchable.  

Here is a list of publications that the current data is from (and number of data points):

  • Xiao et al. 2025. The PavDREB1E-PavD8-PavHY5 module integrates light and gibberellin signals to regulate sweet cherry anthocyanin biosynthesis. (3)
  • Wang et al. 2026. PavSnRK2.2, a member of the SNF1-related protein kinase 2 family, positively regulates ABA-induced fruit ripening in sweet cherry. (1)
  • Zhang et al. 2025. Identification of the U-box gene family in peach (Prunus persica) and functional analysis of PpPUB20 in response to salt stress. (1)
  • Liu et al. 2025. Expression Analysis of Chlorophyll-Degradation-Related Genes in Prunus persica L. Peel and the Functional Verification of Key Genes. (2)
  • Zhao et al. 2024. Genetic Analysis of the Peach SnRK1β3 Subunit and Its Function in Transgenic Tomato Plants. (1)
  • Gismondi et al. 2024. Characterization of ZAT12 protein from Prunus persica: role in fruit chilling injury tolerance and identification of gene targets. (1)
  • Spadoni-Revol et al. 2026. Integrated Genomic and Functional Analyses Identify FaNAC6 as a Candidate Regulator of Drought and Salinity Responses in Strawberry (Fragaria × ananassa). (1)
  • Chen et al. 2026. PpAPRR2 regulates chlorophyll biosynthesis and chloroplast development during early fruit development in peach. (1)
  • Ye et al. 2026. SnRK2.10 in apple positively regulates the nitrogen use efficiency via modulating the nitrogen uptake. (2)
  • Zhou et al. 2026. FvGI-FvCO-FvFT1 pathway activates FvTFL1 in long days to repress flowering in woodland strawberry (Fragaria vesca). (1)
  • Jiménez-Muñoz et al. 2026. Uncovering the genetic basis of fruit volatiles in Fragaria vesca through GWAS reveals FvJMT2 as a methyl benzoate biosynthesis gene with bioactivity against Drosophila suzukii. (1)