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J Lucas Boatwright^1,2

¹Advanced Plant Technology, Clemson University, Clemson, SC, USA. jboatw2@clemson.edu.

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Polyploidization in angiosperms drives diversity, but genotype-to-phenotype changes are unclear. This study presents a robust workflow for homoeolog-specific expression analysis to improve understanding of these plant evolution mechanisms.

Keywords:

Bayesian inference Homoeolog Homoeolog-specific expression Polyploid Reference bias

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Plant evolutionary biology
Genomics
Bioinformatics

Background:

Angiosperm evolution frequently involves polyploidization, increasing genetic and phenotypic diversity.
Mechanisms linking genotype to phenotype changes after polyploidization remain poorly understood.
The post-genomic era generates large datasets, but analytical tools for assessing evolutionary changes lag behind.

Purpose of the Study:

To detail potential pitfalls in homoeolog-specific expression analysis.
To provide a robust workflow for accurate homoeolog expression estimation.
To enable reliable inferences on expression changes in polyploid plants.

Main Methods:

Homoeolog calling and accounting for reference sequence biases.
Flexible and accurate methods for managing residual bias.
Development of a reproducible bioinformatics workflow for expression analysis.

Main Results:

Identification of critical challenges in homoeolog-specific expression analysis.
A detailed workflow designed to overcome common analytical hurdles.
Facilitation of precise expression change estimates for robust biological inferences.

Conclusions:

Accurate homoeolog-specific expression analysis is crucial for understanding angiosperm evolution.
The presented workflow addresses key limitations in current analytical methods.
This approach supports deeper insights into genotype-phenotype relationships in polyploids.