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# Project title | ||
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# Overview | ||
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## Abstract | ||
This repo contains code and data used in the paper "HybridExpress: | ||
an R/Bioconductor package for comparative transcriptomic analyses of | ||
hybrids and their progenitors" | ||
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Reproducible reports for all the analyses we performed are available as | ||
a Quarto book at <https://almeidasilvaf.github.io/HybridExpress_paper/>. | ||
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## Summary | ||
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- Hybridization, the process of crossing individuals from diverse | ||
genetic backgrounds, plays a pivotal role in evolution, biological | ||
invasiveness, and crop breeding. | ||
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- At the transcriptional level, hybridization often leads to complex | ||
non-additive effects, presenting challenges for understanding its | ||
consequences. Although standard transcriptomic analyses exist to compare | ||
hybrids to their progenitors, such analyses have not been implemented in a | ||
software package, hindering reproducibility. | ||
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- We introduce *HybridExpress*, an R/Bioconductor package designed to | ||
facilitate the analysis, visualization, and comparison of gene expression | ||
patterns in hybrid triplets (hybrids and their progenitors). *HybridExpress* | ||
provides users with a user-friendly and comprehensive workflow that includes | ||
all standard comparative analyses steps, including data normalization, | ||
calculation of midparent expression values, sample clustering, | ||
expression-based gene classification into categories and classes, | ||
and overrepresentation analysis for functional terms. | ||
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- We illustrate the utility of *HybridExpress* through comparative | ||
transcriptomic analyses of cotton allopolyploidization and rice root trait | ||
heterosis. *HybridExpress* is designed to streamline comparative transcriptomic | ||
studies of hybrid triplets, advancing our understanding of evolutionary | ||
dynamics in allopolyploids, and enhancing plant breeding strategies. | ||
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**Keywords:** gene expression, transcriptomic shock, allopolyploidy, hybrid vigor, expression-level dominance. | ||
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