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The glabrous-enhancer-binding protein (GeBP) family is a family of plant-specific transcription factors, whose members share a central DNA-binding domain. Previous studies have already proven that genes are involved in the control of cell expansion but not cell proliferation in . However, there has not yet been a versatile analysis of the genes' function in soybean ( L.). Here, we identified and named 9 genes in the soybean genome. These genes were distributed on 7 of the 20 chromosomes and the intron numbers ranged from zero to one. According to the phylogenetic tree, 52 genes obtained from four plant species were clustered into major four groups. Through the RNA-seq analysis of the nine genes, 8 of 9 genes were be found to expressed differentially across the 14 tissues. Additionally, among nine genes, only were highly expressed in abnormal trichome soybeans, which was predicted to be involved in trichome development. This genome-wide analysis of genes helps to provide an overview of the evolution and functions of two kinds of soybean plants. These results will help to clarify the potential functions and characteristics of genes in the soybean life cycle.
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