FLD — Arabidopsis thaliana
Summary
AT3G10390, also known as FLD (FLOWERING LOCUS D) and RSI1 in Arabidopsis thaliana on chromosome 3, encodes a SWIRM domain-containing protein with histone demethylase and histone deacetylase activities, as well as redox activity and zinc binding. This gene is associated with thermomorphogenesis, flower formation, RNAi-like chromatin silencing, systemic acquired resistance, and the regulation of photoperiodism and the vegetative-to-reproductive phase transition. It has been linked to infection memory development, hybrid incompatibility, flowering time, seed maturation, and responses to high and low temperature stress, as well as disease tolerance, salt and drought tolerance, and root and leaf morphology traits. The protein localizes to the nucleus, cytoplasm, chloroplast envelope, mitochondria, and Sin3-type and HDAC complexes, and is connected to jasmonic acid signaling and hormone metabolism pathways.
Annotations
- Chromosome
- 3
- Related genes
- FLD, AXE1, HDA5
- GO terms
- Thermomorphogenesis, Memory, MRNA Processing, PTGS, Regulation Of Timing Of Transition From Vegetative To Reproductive Phase, RNA Processing, RNA metabolism, upregulation of flower development
- Publications
- 23313553, 23577598, 29807609, 17412735, 15147899, 25025774, 25287450, 17987131
- Traits
- herbivore defense, drought tolerance, flowering time, jasmonate signaling, phosphate starvation response, systemic acquired resistance, infection memory development, salt stress response