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The RAV (related to ABI3 and VP1) transcription factors are specific and exist in plants, which contain a B3 DNA binding domain and/or an APETALA2 (AP2) DNA binding domain. have been extensively studied in plants, and more and more evidences show that are involved in various aspects of plant growth and development, stress resistance and hormone signal transduction. However, the systematic analysis of family in cucumber is rarely reported. In this study, eight genes were identified in cucumber genome and we further comprehensively analyzed their protein physicochemical properties, conserved domains, gene structure and phylogenetic relationships. The synteny analysis and gene duplications of genes were also analysed. -element analysis revealed that the promoter contained several elements related to plant hormones and abiotic stress. Expression analysis showed that NaCl and ABA could significantly induce genes expression. Subcellular localization revealed that all CsRAVs were localized in the nucleus. In addition, : transgenic and cucumber seedlings enhanced NaCl and ABA tolerance, revealing may be an important regulator of abiotic stress response. In conclusion, comprehensive analysis of would provide certain reference for understanding the evolution and function of the genes.

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