CRC — Cucumis melo
Summary
MELO3C034075.2 (symbol CRC, also known as CmCRC) on melon chromosome 11 encodes a YABBY family transcription factor containing YABBY_C and YABBY_N domains and a high-mobility-group box domain superfamily motif. The product has sequence-specific DNA binding, transcription cis-regulatory region binding, and zinc binding activities, and localises to the nucleus. This gene is associated with sex determination, specification of carpel identity, style development, floral meristem determinacy, stamen development, abaxial cell fate specification, regionalization, fruit development, fruit ripening, and ethylene anabolism. It has been linked to fruit length, floral organ identity, gynoecium development, and reproductive development. Studies of related genes in other species connect the family to nectary development, carpel polarity, floral determinacy, and carpel fusion.
Annotations
- Chromosome
- 11
- Related genes
- CRC
- GO terms
- Sex Determination, Carpel Development, Regulation Of Developmental Process, Regionalization, Abaxial Cell Fate Specification, Cell Fate Commitment, Fruit Development, Abscission
- Publications
- 21974722, 19157639, 19175766, 23299438, 24989787, 19556707, 21622421, 20736450
- Traits
- floral organ development, Ectopic Adaxial Tissues in Carpels with External Ovule-bearing Placentae, Abnormal ovule development, abnormal morphology in double mutant with two rows of primordia, Strong Allele with Abnormal Gynoecium and Reduced Determinacy, Dwarf, Late flowering, reduced organ size, epinastic leaves, reduced apical dominance, Weak Allele with Abnormal Gynoecium and Slight Determinacy Loss, Embryo: 68776e05 Ectopic ovules with random distribution in gynoecium, carpel development