CRB — Camelina sativa

Summary

CsCRB (CSA17G012830) on Camelina sativa chromosome 17 encodes a protein with an epimerase/dehydratase domain and an NAD(P)-binding domain, annotated with UDP-glucose 4-epimerase activity, heteroglycan binding, poly(U) binding, RNA binding, mRNA binding, DNA binding, DNA binding transcription factor activity, and protein binding. It is associated with monosaccharide metabolism, plastid translation, response to light intensity, cellular response to drought, regulation of photomorphogenesis, entrainment of circadian clock, red/far-red light phototransduction, rRNA processing, photoperiodism (flowering), positive regulation of translation, regulation of photoperiodism (flowering), regulation of stomatal movement, chloroplast organization, polar cell growth, regulation of flower development, regulation of gene expression, response to wounding, and response to auxin. The protein localizes to the plastid nucleoid, plastid-encoded plastid RNA polymerase complex, stromule, thylakoid, ribosome, and chloroplast envelope. Associations include hybrid incompatibility, leaf drying, starch mobilization, seed protein content, photoperiod sensitivity, light response, temperature stress response, seed viability, plant morphology, flowering time, seedling hypocotyl length, leaf growth and development, chloroplast development, embryo development, leaf senescence, and seed growth and development. Related genes in other species link the family to seed longevity, heterosis, chlorophyll content