HEL — Cucumis melo

Summary

MELO3C004387.2 (HEL, also known as CmPR4) on melon chromosome 6 encodes a PR4 family protein containing a Barwin domain, with annotated RNA nuclease, chitin-binding, hydrolase and transmembrane receptor serine/threonine kinase activities. The gene is associated with defence responses to bacteria, fungi, viruses and herbivores, systemic acquired resistance, hypersensitive response cell death, ethylene and brassinosteroid signalling, auxin signalling, phloem transport, leaf vascular tissue pattern formation, and glycan biosynthesis. It is linked to leaf vein morphology, pathogen resistance including resistance to Botrytis cinerea, wilt symptom development, salt tolerance, premature senescence and leaf cell death, and abnormal leaf venation with reduced vein number. The product localises to secretory vesicles, the extracellular region and the plasma membrane.

Annotations

Chromosome
6
Related genes
HEL, VH1
GO terms
killing of cells of other organism, Secretory Vesicle, Response To Ethylene, Systemic Acquired Resistance, HR-PCD, Chitin Binding, RNA Nuclease Activity, auxin signaling
Publications
12668776, 25643917, 25261123, 22731664, 23234406, 23448426, 16081527, PMID:19857612
Traits
antifungal activity, Premature Senescence, Leaf Cell Death, Abnormal Leaf Venation, Reduced Vein Number, vascular development, pathogen defense response, seed germination under salt stress, salt tolerance, insect resistance