AP1 — Camelina sativa
Summary
CSA08G054450 (AP1, also known as CsFLC) encodes a MADS-box transcription factor with DNA-binding, transcription coactivator, and RNA-binding activities, and is associated with a wide range of developmental and stress-related processes in Camelina sativa. The gene is linked to floral meristem identity, floral whorl and carpel development, shoot regeneration, and the regulation of flowering time, including photoperiod-sensitive and vernalization-responsive flowering. It has also been connected to abiotic stress responses such as salt, high and low temperature tolerance, as well as traits including leaf morphology, root growth, seed development, anthocyanin content, and abscisic acid sensitivity. Related genes in other species link the family to the regulation of flowering time, vernalization requirement, and circadian clock regulation.
Annotations
- Chromosome
- 8
- Related genes
- FLC, AGL16, RRP6L1, SIZ1, PFT1, SVP
- GO terms
- Cell Division, ssRNA binding, DNA binding transcription factor activity, Red, Far-red Light Phototransduction, Heat Acclimation, upregulation of defense response, Mediator Complex, DNA Binding
- Publications
- 31013972, 21277284, 28419593, 23455023, 26035128, 37625752, 21815983, 17631525
- Traits
- flowering time, vernalization requirement, oxidative stress tolerance, reactive oxygen species homeostasis, chloroplast morphology, plant biomass, chloroplast protein importation, dehydration tolerance