GLYMA_10G298400V4 — Glycine max

Summary

GLYMA_10G298400v4, a gene on soybean chromosome 10, encodes a protein with a protein kinase domain and annotated molecular functions including protein serine kinase activity, protein kinase activity, and ATP binding. This gene is associated with a wide range of biological processes, including butyrate anabolism, immune memory response, RNA anabolism, ALA metabolism, cellular respiration, hormone metabolism, DNA-templated transcription elongation, ATP anabolism, lipid storage, ATP synthesis coupled electron transport, fermentation, protein processing, primary metabolism, base excision repair, water transport, isoflavonoid anabolism, and photosynthesis light reaction. It is localized to the membrane, plasma membrane, and MVB membrane. The gene is also linked to several agronomically important traits, including seed shape, seed weight, seed size, root branching, plant height, drought tolerance, and salt response. Related genes in other species are linked to immune signaling.