MDH — Glycine max
Summary
GmMDH (GLYMA_05G026300V4) on soybean chromosome 5 encodes a malate dehydrogenase (MDH) with NAD-L-malate dehydrogenase activity, belonging to the Malate_DH_type1 and lactate/malate dehydrogenase families. It is associated with the TCA cycle, malate metabolism, glyoxylate cycle, alternative and chlororespiration, ascorbate metabolism, nitrogen fixation, seed growth, regulation of photosynthesis, and protein import into chloroplast stroma. The gene is linked to traits including photosynthetic rate, quantum yield, transpiration rate, stomatal resistance, seed weight, leaf size, plant height, root length, flower color, chloroplast development, and responses to drought and high temperature stress. It is also associated with heat tolerance, thermomemory, oxidative stress tolerance, plastid genome stability, and chaperone activity. Related genes in other species link the family to chloroplast development under heat stress.
Annotations
- Chromosome
- 5
- Related genes
- MDH, HSP21
- GO terms
- Response To Stimulus, Chlorophyll Fluorescence, NO storage, Nitrogen Fixation, Plastid, AAA chloroplast protein-transporting ATPase, Protein Import, Leaf Development
- Publications
- 21311031, 21413150, 12707279, 11800395, 11903963, 28310480, 26095832, 22641032
- Traits
- thermomemory, heat stress response, thermotolerance, heat tolerance, oxidative stress tolerance, oxidative stress response, chaperone activity, redox response