CPN60 — Camelina sativa
Summary
CsCPNA2 (CPN60) on Camelina sativa chromosome 13 encodes a chaperonin protein belonging to the Cpn60/GroEL family, with ATP-dependent protein folding chaperone activity and ATP binding. The gene product is associated with protein lipoylation, glycine decarboxylation via the glycine cleavage system, protein refolding, heat acclimation, inflorescence development, and embryo development ending in seed dormancy. It localises to mitochondria, the mitochondrial lumen, the glycine cleavage system, and the cytosol. The gene has been connected to leaf temperature. Related genes in other species link the family to plant embryo development traits, photochemical quenching, and embryo lethality with abnormal chloroplasts and arrest at the globular stage.
Annotations
- Chromosome
- 13
- Related genes
- CPNA2, CPN60
- GO terms
- Protein Lipoylation, Heat Acclimation, Cytosol, mitochondrial lumen, ATP Binding, Cytoplasm, ATPase Binding, GO:0009507
- Publications
- 32060052, PMID:30833711, PMID:7913240, PMID:8983418, PMID:7766872, PMID:21139083, PMID:17061125, PMID:7629128
- Traits
- Embryo Lethal, Abnormal Chloroplasts, Arrest at Globular Stage, Embryo Lethal, Developmental Arrest at Globular Stage, embryo development, photochemical quenching, plant embryo development trait, leaf temperature