The difference in selenium contents in the panicles was particularly highly significant, exhibited ~50% high contents in high-selenium genotypes with 0.07 mg/kg compared to the low-selenium genotypes with 0.03 mg/kg ( Figure 1D ). 3.2 Transcriptome sequencing analysis of contrasting genotypes The transcriptome sequencing analysis was performed on four (2057B, 5097B, CH727, and YNSM) genotypes: root, stem, leaf, and panicle samples to explore the genes involved in selenium uptake and transport during rice growth.
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Transcriptome analysis of high- and low-selenium genotypes identifies genes responsible for selenium absorption, translocation, and accumulation.
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