ACP — Camelina sativa
Summary
CsACP (CSA15G006200) encodes an acyl carrier protein with a chloroplastic ACP domain and phosphopantetheine binding site, conferring acyl carrier activity. The gene is associated with fatty acid elongation and lipogenesis, and its product localises to the chloroplast. CsACP has been linked to oleic acid, linolenic acid, and overall fatty acid composition, as well as to jasmonic acid and salicylic acid content. Studies of related genes in other species connect the ACP family to leaf weight, seed maturation, drought tolerance, and salt tolerance, while work in tomato links the family to pattern-triggered immunity.
Annotations
- Chromosome
- 15
- Related genes
- ACP
- GO terms
- Phosphopantetheine Binding, Fatty Acid Elongation, GO:0009507, Acyl Carrier Activity, fatty acid anabolism, lipogenesis
- Publications
- 19265441, 7858229, 8507828, 10677432, 15939740, 12172841, 30704481, 25308274
- Traits
- pattern-triggered immunity, linolenic acid content, jasmonic acid content, salicylic acid content, fatty acid composition, constitutive expression, drought tolerance, leaf weight