HAE — Brassica napus

Summary

BnHAE (DARMORV10_C08P13440.1) on oilseed rape chromosome C08 encodes a protein with NFX1-type zinc finger and RRM domains, annotated with multiple molecular functions including peptide hormone binding, transmembrane receptor protein tyrosine kinase activity, and cycloeucalenol cycloisomerase activity. The gene is associated with diverse biological processes such as embryonic meristem development, radial axis specification, secondary thickening, phloem loading, and photosynthesis. It is linked to numerous traits including floral organ size, root number, sucrose and starch content, oleic acid content, nitrate uptake, plant male sterility, and photosynthetic ability. Localization evidence connects the product to thylakoid membranes, plastid stroma, and endocytic vesicles. Related genes in other species are linked to organ abscission, vascular development, meristem function, and stress responses.

Annotations

Chromosome
C08
Related genes
ARTHCP021, HAE, CLV1B, TD1, FON1, CSA19G025860, INRPK1, SUNN
GO terms
organogenesis, NO storage, negative regulation of hydrogen peroxide biosynthesis, Procambium Histogenesis, Cell Division, Regulation Of Root Development, Signaling Receptor Binding, DNA binding transcription factor activity
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