TIP41 — Cucumis melo
Summary
MELO3C018500.2, designated CmTIP41 on melon chromosome 2, encodes a TIP41-like protein that contains a phosphatase regulatory/metalloreductase domain and is annotated for protein binding. The gene is associated with TOR signaling, fruit development and ripening, and response to thermal stimulus. Its product localises to the cytosol, cytoplasm and nucleus. CmTIP41 has been linked to plant growth, senescence, ABA sensitivity and lateral root development. Studies of related genes in other species connect the TIP41 family to abiotic stress response, and sequence similarity links the family to traits including fruit weight, chlorophyll content, sepal and stamen length, stem senescence, and plant growth and development traits.
Annotations
- Chromosome
- 2
- Related genes
- TIP41
- GO terms
- Fruit Development, TOR Signaling, Fruit Ripening, Cytoplasm, Nucleus, Cytosol, response to thermal stimulus, Protein Binding
- Publications
- 17085508, 23054470, 17908303, 25002525, 20798276, 28595570, PMID:17953483, PMID:34990067
- Traits
- Small Plants, Fewer Leaves, Shorter Roots, ABA Hypersensitive, senescence, ABA sensitivity, abscisic acid sensitivity, lateral root development, plant growth, abiotic stress response, stem senescence