CYC — Brassica juncea
Summary
BJUB01G12260S (symbol CYC, also known as BjBRC1 or BjTCP18) on chromosome B01 of Indian mustard (Brassica juncea) encodes a protein containing a CYC/TB1_R domain and a TCP transcription factor domain. It localises to the nucleus and cytoplasm and exhibits sequence-specific DNA binding and transcription factor activity. The gene is associated with the regulation of shoot development, meristem determinacy, secondary shoot formation, shade avoidance, photoperiodic flowering, flower development, strigolactone response, and stomatal movement. It is linked to numerous agronomic traits including shoot branching, axillary bud outgrowth, flowering time, seed yield, fruit number, leaf morphology, inflorescence length, anther morphology, pollen fertility, and temperature stress response. Related genes in other species connect the family to axillary bud development, photoperiodic flowering, and heat stress memory.
Annotations
- Chromosome
- B01
- Related genes
- BRC1, TB1, TSF, NZZ, FT
- GO terms
- DNA binding transcription factor activity, Regulation Of Secondary Shoot Formation, Response To Strigolactone, Regulation Of DNA-templated Transcription, Nucleus, Cytoplasm, Signal Transduction, Phosphatidylethanolamine Binding
- Publications
- 23144785, 21277284, 23799885, 26950112, 26891287, 21382978, 36597356, 21571725
- Traits
- flowering time, inflorescence stem length, shoot branching, floral transition, megaspore mother cell specification, stomatal closure, flowering duration, inflorescence meristem arrest