AXR5 — Cucumis sativus

Summary

CsAXR5 (CSA_3G143580) on cucumber chromosome 3 encodes an AUX/IAA family protein with auxin receptor activity, auxin binding, transcription corepressor activity, and sequence-specific DNA binding. It is associated with sex determination, inflorescence phyllotactic patterning, response to gravity, and regulation of anthocyanin anabolism. The gene is linked to numerous traits including biomass yield, photosynthetic ability, fruit growth and development, photoperiod-sensitive flowering time, root phototropism, leaf angle, and water stress response. It localizes to the nucleus, cytosol, plasmalemma, and SCF complex. Related genes in other species are linked to lateral root initiation, shoot regeneration, auxin and abscisic acid resistance, parthenocarpy, and responses to low light intensity and fungal pathogens.

Annotations

Chromosome
3
Related genes
AXR5, ARF10, TPL, TPR2, TIR1, AFB1, ABF2, BIP
GO terms
homeostasis, organogenesis, Sex Determination, Establishment Of Localization, S-nitrosylation, Transcription Corepressor Activity, Nuclear Body, Promoter-specific Chromatin Binding
Publications
12805619, 21640126, 25358093, 10985392, 26714008, 20040541, 29741467, 16571618
Traits
nitrate-responsive gene expression, lateral root growth, nitrate response, auxin response, ELF3 cellular localization, resistance to Botrytis cinerea, jasmonic acid biosynthesis, ER stress response