CPC — Cicer arietinum
Summary
LOC101507028 (CaCPC) encodes a Myb-domain transcription factor with DNA-binding and protein-dimerization activity. It is associated with the regulation of trichome spacing, morphogenesis, and branching, as well as stomatal complex formation, root hair cell development, and plant epidermal cell fate specification. The gene is linked to anthocyanin and flavonoid content, fruit and seed development, flowering time, and the transition from vegetative to reproductive phase. It has been connected to root epidermal cell length, leaf trichome density, insect damage response, and abscisic acid signaling. Related genes in other species are associated with root hair development, trichome distribution, epidermal cell patterning, anthocyanin accumulation, and stomatal formation.
Annotations
- Chromosome
- 8
- Related genes
- CPC, EGL1, TRY, ETC1, GL3, CPL3, WER, GL1
- GO terms
- GA-signaling, Cell Differentiation, transition from vegetative to reproductive phase, Root Hair Cell Development, Protein Dimerization Activity, Cell Fate Commitment, DNA binding transcription factor activity, DNA Binding
- Publications
- 31013972, 27496682, 12777054, 19054348, 24377444, 22487254, 15860424, 28965159
- Traits
- flowering time, trichome branching, trichome patterning, trichome development, trichome spatial distribution, apical hook formation, transcription regulation, root hair differentiation