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Title: Genomic and Physiological Analysis of Extreme Stress Adaptations in Halophytes Unraveling Mechanisms For Salinity Tolerance
Researcher: Bashetti. Raju
Guide(s): Komal Lata Nagpal
Keywords: Life Sciences
Plant and Animal Science
Plant Sciences
University: Glocal University
Completed Date: 2023
Abstract: newline Salinity stress, characterized by elevated levels of soluble salts in the soil and water, poses a multifaceted challenge to plants. It disrupts water uptake, induces ion imbalances, generates oxidative stress, and negatively impacts essential metabolic processes. In response, halophytes have evolved an array of remarkable adaptations that allow them to maintain growth and development despite the inhospitable conditions. These adaptations encompass not only morphological and physiological changes but also intricate genetic and genomic modifications. This research delves into the genomic and physiological intricacies underlying the extraordinary salt tolerance of halophytes. By unraveling the mechanisms that enable these plants to withstand extreme salinity stress, we can glean valuable insights that might be harnessed to enhance the salt tolerance of economically important crops. Such insights could revolutionize agriculture in regions affected by soil salinization, ultimately contributing to global food security. The objectives of this study are to elucidate the specific genes, pathways, and regulatory networks that orchestrate the response of halophytes to salinity stress. Through advanced genomic techniques, including next-generation sequencing and bioinformatics analyses, we aim to identify key genetic determinants associated with salt tolerance. Furthermore, our investigation will encompass physiological studies, probing how halophytes manage ion homeostasis, osmotic regulation, and antioxidative defense under saline conditions. By comparing the genomic and physiological profiles of halophytes with those of glycophytes (salt-sensitive plants), we intend to pinpoint the differentiators that set halophytes on a path of stress resilience. The integration of genetic and physiological data will provide a comprehensive framework for understanding the intricate interplay between molecular processes and physiological responses, shedding light on the holistic strategies that underlie salt tolerance. The
Pagination: All Pages
URI: http://hdl.handle.net/10603/545171
Appears in Departments:Glocal School of Life and Allied Health Sciences

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