MYB1 — Camelina sativa

Summary

CSA20G010130, also known as MYB1, CsPMG2, and MYB29, encodes a transcription factor with a Myb DNA-binding domain, localised to the nucleus, and is annotated with DNA binding, transcription factor activity, and binding to BHLH transcription factors, kinases, and calcium ions. In Camelina sativa, this gene is associated with the regulation of glucosinolate biosynthesis, the shikimate pathway, secondary cell wall biogenesis, flavonoid anabolism, and responses to drought recovery, desiccation, high light intensity, sulfur starvation, and insects. It is also linked to traits including seed protein content, root mass density, lateral root length, flowering time, lignin biosynthesis, aphid and insect damage response, disease tolerance, salt tolerance, and shoot elongation under submergence. Related genes in other species are associated with glucosinolate accumulation, drought and ammonium stress tolerance, and insect herbivore resistance.