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. 2022 Jan 19;9:uhab081. doi: 10.1093/hr/uhab081

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Characterization of MELO3C007661-Transmembrane protein, putative. a) Non-synonymous SNP in exon 5 of MELO3C007661 across 20 diverse accessions of the core panel. Colors according to horticultural group. “Tam Dew” and “Dulce” highlighted. b) MELO3C007661 protein sequence alignment across 101 plant species from NCBI COBALT multiple sequence alignment viewer (Papadopoulos and Agarwala 2007). The conserved Tam Dew’s proline to leucine substitution caused by the SNP in exon 5 is marked by red arrow (P208L). c) Association of exon5 SNP with DtH in HDA20 population. Statistically different means designated by letters. d) Interaction plot for the effects of MELO3C007661 (DtF8.2) and MELO3C011432 (DtH3.3) on Days to Harvest (DtH) across HDA20 population. e) Spatial expression profile of MELO3C011365 as presented in MelonetDB [36]. Arrows mark tissues with high expression levels.