ESM1 — Brassica juncea
Summary
BJUB01G08580S (BjESM1) on chromosome B01 of Indian mustard encodes a GDSL family protein with lipase and esterase activities, along with ATP hydrolase, ADP and protein binding functions. This gene is associated with glucosinolate breakdown and anabolism, lipolysis, xanthophyll metabolism, abscisic acid anabolism, photoprotection, detection of bacteria, response to fatty acid, regulation of superoxide release, and lipid transport. It is linked to traits including violaxanthin, neoxanthin and abscisic acid content, bacterial disease response, herbicide and zinc sensitivity, and various growth and development traits such as meristem, root, leaf, inflorescence and organ development. Phenotypic associations include nitrile formation, isothiocyanate production, insect resistance, and glucosinolate hydrolysis. Related genes in other species link the family to neoxanthin biosynthesis and abscisic acid accumulation, as well as effector-triggered immunity and pathogen defense.
Annotations
- Chromosome
- B01
- Related genes
- ESM1, RPT2A, ABA4, RPS2
- GO terms
- Response To Fatty Acid, glucosinolate anabolism, Plant-type Vacuole, Response To Heat, Lipase Activity, Cytosolic Ribosome, Meristem Structural Organization, ADP Binding
- Publications
- 27446097, 15208337, 17825468, 33961777, 30300945, 24377444, 22487254, 33889973
- Traits
- disease resistance, inflorescence architecture, hypersensitive cell death response, other miscellaneous trait, Higher Nitrile Ratio, Reduced Herbivore Damage, Susceptible to Pseudomonas with avrRpt2, Lacks Hypersensitive Response, Impaired RPM1-Mediated Resistance to Bacterial Effectors, Susceptible to Pseudomonas with avrRpm1, avrB, or avrRpt2