TGG1 — Brassica oleracea

Summary

BoTGG1 (BOLC102_C01P046260.1) on cabbage chromosome 1 encodes a protein with beta-glucosidase, sinigrase, and vicianin beta-glucosidase activities, belonging to the glycosyl hydrolase family 1. The gene is associated with glucosinolate metabolism, including breakdown, hydrolysis, and accumulation, and with defense responses to insects and pathogens. It is linked to flowering time, stomatal closure, cytosolic calcium elevation, abscisic acid response, and jasmonic acid signaling. The encoded protein localizes to the vacuole, apoplast, plasmodesmata, and plant-type cell wall. Associations also include chlorophyll content, disease tolerance, and antiviral defense. Related genes in other species are linked to myrosinase activity, insect resistance, and cell wall modification.

Annotations

Chromosome
1
Related genes
TGG1, F26G, LI, PDLP1
GO terms
Pupation, glucosinolate anabolism, Plant-type Vacuole, Cytosolic Ribosome, Apoplast, O-glucosyl hydrolase activity, metal binding, Plastid
Publications
34618148, 18210371, PMID:16287169, PMID:16648217, 15028209, PMID:18431481, 28627464, PMID:25293756
Traits
electrical signaling, immune response, antiviral defense, stomatal closure, tissue-specific expression, other miscellaneous trait, Severe Reduction in Myrosinase Activity, Low Myrosinase Activity, Reduced Herbivore Resistance