Preferential gene retention increases the robustness of cold regulation in Brassicaceae and other plants after polyploidization
Xiaoming Song(North China University of Science and Technology), Xiyin Wang(University of Georgia), Tong Yu(North China University of Science and Technology), Shuyan Feng(Nanjing Normal University), Qiaoying Pei(North China University of Science and Technology), Xiu‐Qing Li(Ministry of Agriculture and Rural Affairs), Jigao Yu(North China University of Science and Technology), Jinpeng Wang(North China University of Science and Technology), Nanshan Yang(North China University of Science and Technology), Yuxian Li(North China University of Science and Technology), Xiao Ma(Kyoto University), Qihang Yang(North China University of Science and Technology), Sangrong Sun(North China University of Science and Technology), Yinzhe Liu(North China University of Science and Technology), Andrew H. Paterson(J. Craig Venter Institute), Pengchuan Sun(North China University of Science and Technology), Jingjing Hu(North China University of Science and Technology)
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