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Shujing Kang
Researcher at Nanjing Agricultural University
Publications - 4
Citations - 447
Shujing Kang is an academic researcher from Nanjing Agricultural University. The author has contributed to research in topics: Gene & Copy-number variation. The author has an hindex of 3, co-authored 4 publications receiving 270 citations.
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A Rare Allele of GS2 Enhances Grain Size and Grain Yield in Rice
Jiang Hu,Yuexing Wang,Yunxia Fang,Longjun Zeng,Jie Xu,Haiping Yu,Zhenyuan Shi,Jiangjie Pan,Dong Zhang,Shujing Kang,Li Zhu,Guojun Dong,Longbiao Guo,Dali Zeng,Guangheng Zhang,Lihong Xie,Guosheng Xiong,Jiayang Li,Qian Qian +18 more
TL;DR: The cloning and characterization of a dominant QTL, grain size on chromosome 2 (GS2), which encodes Growth-Regulating Factor 4 (OsGRF4), a transcriptional regulator is reported, which could significantly enhance grain weight and increase grain yield in rice cultivars.
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A Strigolactone Biosynthesis Gene Contributed to the Green Revolution in Rice
Yuexing Wang,Lianguang Shang,Hong Yu,Longjun Zeng,Jiang Hu,Shen Ni,Yuchun Rao,Sanfeng Li,Jinfang Chu,Xiangbing Meng,Lei Wang,Ping Hu,Jijun Yan,Shujing Kang,Minghao Qu,Hai Lin,Tao Wang,Quan Wang,Xingming Hu,Hongqi Chen,Bing Wang,Zhenyu Gao,Longbiao Guo,Dali Zeng,Xudong Zhu,Guosheng Xiong,Jiayang Li,Qian Qian +27 more
TL;DR: It is demonstrated that a partial loss-of-function allele of the SL biosynthesis gene, HIGH TILLERING and DWARF 1/DWARF 17 (HTD1/D17), which encodes CAROTENOID CLEAVAGE DIOXYGENASE 7 (CCD7), increases tiller number and improves grain yield in rice.
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Karrikin Signaling Acts Parallel to and Additively with Strigolactone Signaling to Regulate Rice Mesocotyl Elongation in Darkness.
Jianshu Zheng,Kai Hong,Longjun Zeng,Lei Wang,Shujing Kang,Minghao Qu,Jiarong Dai,Linyuan Zou,Lixin Zhu,Zhanpeng Tang,Xiangbing Meng,Bing Wang,Jiang Hu,Dali Zeng,Yonghui Zhao,Peng Cui,Quan Wang,Qian Qian,Yonghong Wang,Yonghong Wang,Jiayang Li,Guosheng Xiong +21 more
TL;DR: It is shown that the GR24 enantiomers GR245DS and GR24ent-5DS specifically inhibit mesocotyl elongation and regulate downstream gene expression in a D14- and D14L-dependent manner, respectively.
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A genome-wide survey of copy number variations reveals an asymmetric evolution of duplicated genes in rice.
Fengli Zhao,Yuexing Wang,Jianshu Zheng,Yanling Wen,Minghao Qu,Shujing Kang,Shigang Wu,Xiaojuan Deng,Kai Hong,Sanfeng Li,Xing Qin,Zhichao Wu,Xiaobo Wang,Cheng Ai,Alun Li,Longjun Zeng,Jiang Hu,Dali Zeng,Lianguang Shang,Quan Wang,Qian Qian,Jue Ruan,Guosheng Xiong +22 more
TL;DR: This work provides a high-accuracy CNV dataset that will contribute to functional genomics studies and molecular breeding in rice and demonstrates that the evolution of duplicated genes is asymmetric in both expression levels and gene fates, shedding a new insight into the Evolution of Duplicated genes.