2017
DOI: 10.3389/fpls.2017.01205
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Transcriptome Profiling Using Single-Molecule Direct RNA Sequencing Approach for In-depth Understanding of Genes in Secondary Metabolism Pathways of Camellia sinensis

Abstract: Characteristic secondary metabolites, including flavonoids, theanine and caffeine, are important components of Camellia sinensis, and their biosynthesis has attracted widespread interest. Previous studies on the biosynthesis of these major secondary metabolites using next-generation sequencing technologies limited the accurately prediction of full-length (FL) splice isoforms. Herein, we applied single-molecule sequencing to pooled tea plant tissues, to provide a more complete transcriptome of C. sinensis. More… Show more

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“…We determined that the mean length of the avocado nonredundant transcripts was2330 bp, implying that our sequences were long enough to represent full-length transcripts. Additionally, this mean length was in between the mean lengths obtained for other species, including Z. bungeanum (3414 bp) [32], T. pretense (2789 bp) [34], M. sativa (1706 bp) [37], Z. planispinum (1781 bp) [38], C. sinensis (1781 bp) [40], and Arabidopsis pumila (2194 bp) [57]. Moreover, the 76,345 nonredundant transcripts derived from the 25.79 Gb clean PacBio SMRT data produced in this study may facilitate future research on the physiology, biochemistry, and molecular genetics of avocado and related species.…”
Section: Discussionsupporting
confidence: 52%
“…We determined that the mean length of the avocado nonredundant transcripts was2330 bp, implying that our sequences were long enough to represent full-length transcripts. Additionally, this mean length was in between the mean lengths obtained for other species, including Z. bungeanum (3414 bp) [32], T. pretense (2789 bp) [34], M. sativa (1706 bp) [37], Z. planispinum (1781 bp) [38], C. sinensis (1781 bp) [40], and Arabidopsis pumila (2194 bp) [57]. Moreover, the 76,345 nonredundant transcripts derived from the 25.79 Gb clean PacBio SMRT data produced in this study may facilitate future research on the physiology, biochemistry, and molecular genetics of avocado and related species.…”
Section: Discussionsupporting
confidence: 52%
“…Expression profiles of all the 33 932 tea plant proteinā€coding genes were calculated by mapping the sequenced RNAā€seq data to the genome assembly and evaluated using transcripts per million (TPM). Additionally, we generated a total of 361 947 reads from four libraries (0~1 Kb, 1~2 Kb, 2~3 Kb and 3~6 Kb) using PacBio SMRT sequencing platform (Xu et al ., ). This generated 80 217 transcripts with an average length of 1781 bp (Table ).…”
Section: Data Contentmentioning
confidence: 97%
“…As stated above, ONT and PacBio can perform long read cDNA sequencing [260] and even more exciting, both technologies can perform direct long read RNA sequencing [261,262]. The beauty and simplicity that ONT and PacBio offers is the ability to sequence the full expressed isoform (cDNA and direct RNA), without worries of misidentifying a complex splicing pattern, RNA cleavage events and also not relying on transcript annotation files will lead to the identification of novel isoforms which are problems faced using short-read Illumina sequencing.…”
Section: Alternative Splicing Of Lncrnasmentioning
confidence: 99%