HAE (BJUA08G28520S) — Brassica juncea

Summary

BjHAE (BJUA08G28520S) on Indian mustard chromosome A08 encodes a protein with NFX1-type zinc finger and RING finger domains, annotated with peptide receptor activity, transmembrane receptor protein tyrosine kinase activity, and cycloeucalenol cycloisomerase activity. The gene is associated with embryonic meristem development, radial axis specification, secondary thickening, lateral root branching, and microsporocyte differentiation. It is linked to floral organ abscission, cauline leaf abscission, lateral root emergence, root cap sloughing, and cell separation. Associations also include manganese sensitivity, floral organ size, carpel morphology, starch content, photosynthetic ability, oleic acid content, plant male sterility, cytokinin content, nitrate uptake, brassinosteroid sensitivity, auxin sensitivity, and vegetative to reproductive phase transition. Related genes in other species are linked to organ abscission, vascular development, and meristem function.

Annotations

Chromosome
A08
Related genes
ARTHCP021, HAE, CLV1B, TD1, FON1, CSA19G025860, INRPK1, SUNN
GO terms
negative regulation of hydrogen peroxide biosynthesis, Procambium Histogenesis, Cell Division, Regulation Of Root Development, Signaling Receptor Binding, DNA binding transcription factor activity, redox activity, serine autophosphorylation
Publications
34848347, 20387035, 27129483, 25288986, 33224176, 25831425, 32609718, 17470057
Traits
pavement cell shape, pavement cell interdigitation, thermotolerance, flowering time, photomorphogenesis, root stem cell differentiation, lateral root emergence, pathogen resistance