HIGHLIGHTS
- What: The authors aimed to characterize the phylogenetic evolution of ABCE genes in plants to shed light on the possible functional diversification within ABCE protein family. In support of the notion that AtABCE2 preserves the ancestral function (Navarro-Quiles et_al, 2022), the authors show that ABCE2 sequences have fewer mutations and shorter branch lengths compared to ABCE1s in the phylogenetic tree (Supplementary Figure S4). Taken together, this study has shown the surprisingly high number of ABCE genes among the plant kingdom.
- Who: ABCE gene subfamily and colleagues from the Duzce University, Türkiye Polytechnic University . . .
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