RS1 — Brassica oleracea

Summary

BoRS1 (RS1, SIP1) on cabbage chromosome 3 encodes a protein with glycosyl hydrolase 36 and aldolase_TIM domains, and has been annotated with galactinol-raffinose galactosyltransferase and raffinose synthase activities. The gene is associated with stachyose and oligosaccharide anabolism, as well as detoxification, and its product localises to the cytoplasm. BoRS1 is linked to leaf chlorophyll content and chlorophyll content traits. Studies of related genes in other species connect the family to sugar content, starch content, salt response, and phenotypes including late flowering, developmental retardation, and reduced fertility.

Annotations

Chromosome
3
Related genes
RS1, RFS
GO terms
Detoxification, Cytoplasm, raffinose synthase activity, oligosaccharide anabolism, Galactinol-raffinose Galactosyltransferase Activity, stachyose anabolism
Publications
25914135, PMID:8756600, PMID:31404844, PMID:12244450, PMID:18502973, PMID:41009977, PMID:37445818, PMID:36555407
Traits
Late Flowering, Developmental Retardation, Reduced Fertility, chlorophyll content, salt response, leaf chlorophyll content, starch content, sugar content