GLYMA_10G178400V4 — Glycine max

Summary

GLYMA_10G178400v4 on soybean chromosome 10 encodes a protein with EF-hand calcium-binding domains, placing it in the calmodulin/myosin/troponin C superfamily. The product is annotated as an enzyme modulator with calcium ion binding activity. This gene is associated with calcium signaling, the MAPK cascade, signal transduction, and responses to stress, defense, systemic acquired resistance, leaf senescence, autophagy, cell development, prenylation, and quorum sensing. It is linked to the cytoplasm and myosin II complex. Associations with calcium concentration and root length have been noted. Related genes in other species include the calmodulin proteins CAM, CAM3, CaM-1, and CAM-2.