Insilco identification and characterization of superoxide dismutase gene family in .

Superoxide Dismutase are defense associated proteins that detoxify ROS and primarily serve as scavengers. They have been described in numerous plant species, but their in-depth characterization in has not been reported. Therefore, the present investigation on genome wide study of gene family was conducted to identify Br genes, their domain-based organization, gene structure analysis, phylogenetic analysis, intron-exon structure of genes and expression analysis. The sequence characterization of Super oxide dismutase gene family in , their syntenic associateship of conserved motifs and phylogenetic correlationship, prediction of -elements and determing the expression analysis in distinct tissues namely plant callus, root, stem, leaf, flower, and silique under abiotic conditions have been analysed using different software's. The study on gene family identified 17 Br genes which were grouped into eight Br and nine Br domain-based organization. Furthermore, the conserved character of Br were confirmed by intron-exon organisation, motif arrangements and domain architectural investigations. Expression analysis using RNA Sequence data of different developmental stages proclaimed that genes were manifested in all six tissues with an exception of Br which was not manifested in roots; however, whose transcript was detected in all other tested tissues. The study has genome wide insight into the occurrence and functional specifications of Br gene family in that can be potentially utilized in breeding program for resilience to climate change and abiotic stresses tolerance variety.