PMG2 — Camelina sativa

Summary

CsPMG2 (also known as MYB29, RAO7, and PMG2) on Camelina sativa chromosome 13 encodes a protein with a Myb_TF_plants domain, Myb_dom, SANT/Myb, and Homeodomain-like_sf, and is associated with DNA binding, transcription factor activity, BHLH transcription factor binding, kinase binding, calcium ion binding, sequence-specific DNA binding, transcription cis-regulatory region binding, and protein binding, localizing to the nucleus. This gene is associated with regulation of glucosinolate biosynthetic process, cellular response to sulfur starvation, drought recovery, defense response to insect, regulation of secondary cell wall biogenesis, and induced systemic resistance. It is linked to traits including seed protein content, lignin biosynthesis, aphid response, insect damage response, flowering time, root mass density, lateral root length, stamen morphology, pollen fertility restoration, leaf senescence, and abscisic acid sensitivity, as well as phenotypes including glucosinolate accumulation, insect herbivore resistance, drought stress tolerance, and ammonium tolerance. Related genes in other species are associated with drought tolerance, mitochondrial stress response, ammonium stress response, insect herbivory resistance, and resistance to herbivory.