ATPCA — Cicer arietinum
Summary
LOC105851861 (ATPCA) on chickpea chromosome 1 encodes a secretory haem peroxidase with lactoperoxidase activity and heme binding. The gene is associated with responses to oxidative stress, light, insects, bacteria, fungi, salinity, and zinc, as well as hydrogen peroxide catabolism, reactive oxygen species metabolism, flavonoid anabolism, polar cell growth, and downregulation of growth. It is linked to the PRR signaling pathway and signal transduction. The encoded protein localises to the apoplast, plant-type cell wall, secretory vesicle, vacuole, Golgi complex, and cytosol. ATPCA has been connected to drought tolerance, peroxidase-71 content, and numerous phenotypes including pathogen resistance, lignin biosynthesis, root elongation, salt tolerance, auxin homeostasis, and pattern-triggered immunity. Studies of related genes in other species link the family to peroxidase activity, cell wall integrity, disease susceptibility, and plant growth regulation.
Annotations
- Chromosome
- 1
- Related genes
- pod, ATPCA, PRX32, AT4G08780, Prx37, ATPCB, AT2G38390, AT2G38380
- GO terms
- Response To Stimulus, Plant-type Cell Wall, response to thirst, Vacuole, Defense Response, defence response to fungi, flavonoid anabolism, Plant-type Vacuole
- Publications
- 14730673, 37705142, 15247402, 15824099, 15231406, 12566592, 17149585, 15946982
- Traits
- nitric oxide production, biotic stress response, osmotic stress response, combinatorial stress response, other miscellaneous trait, Salt Stress Sensitive, Reduced Root Length, Larger Leaves, Delayed Senescence, Enhanced Disease Susceptibility, clim-aet1