Genome-wide identi ﬁ cation and expression divergence of the NDPK gene family in Brassica juncea under abiotic stress

Huachuan He Zhengjiang Li Xiaomei Wang Xuming Xie Qinwen Lei Jing-Dong Chen He-Ping Wan Xiangxiang Zhang Hao Zhang D. Yuan S. Yadav

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The structural, evolutionary, and expression characteristics of the BjNDPK family are described and candidate genes for future functional studies of abiotic-stress responses in polyploid B. juncea are provided.

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