GID1 — Brassica juncea
Summary
BJUB01G00900S (GID1, BjCXE10) on Indian mustard chromosome B01 encodes a protein with a carboxyl esterase/gibberellin receptor domain and an alpha/beta hydrolase fold, annotated with gibberellin binding, carboxylesterase activity, and ent-kaurene oxidase activity. The gene is associated with gibberellin-mediated signalling, the transport of the GA-GID1 complex to the nucleus, and the GID1-GA-DELLA/SLR1/GID2 polyubiquitination and degradation pathway. It has been connected to traits including stem length, whole plant size, seed set percent, leaf area, photosynthetic ability, photoperiod-sensitive flowering time, temperature stress response, and plant male sterility. Localisation evidence links the product to the nucleus, cytosol, ER, mitochondria, chloroplast outer membrane, and amyloplast. Related genes in other species are linked to dwarfism, delayed flowering, reduced fertility, and GA responsiveness.
Annotations
- Chromosome
- B01
- Related genes
- CXE10, GID1, ATR4, GAI, RGA, KO, HY4, SUM1
- GO terms
- Nuclear Body, GA-signaling, DNA binding transcription factor activity, IAA biosynthetic process, Heat Acclimation, iron binding, regulation of protein breakdown, Response To Heat
- Publications
- 10809448, 10985392, 11144265, 26358558, 32248530, 33665849, 35357013, 10449589
- Traits
- ovule development, salt tolerance, photomorphogenesis, hypocotyl elongation, cotyledon expansion, anthocyanin production, hypocotyl growth, adventitious root formation