BOA — Glycine max
Summary
GmBOA (GLYMA_11G136600V4) encodes a LUX/BOA-like Myb-domain transcription factor that localizes to the nucleus and exhibits sequence-specific DNA binding, protein homodimerization, and transcription factor activity. This soybean gene on chromosome 11 is associated with rhythmic process, photoperiodism, regulation of photomorphogenesis, red/far-red light signaling, cytokinin signaling, and nitrogen fixation. It is linked to traits including flowering time, photoperiod sensitivity, seed size and viability, leaf growth and development, seedling hypocotyl length, plant morphology, hybrid incompatibility, temperature stress response, and aphid resistance. Additional associations include starch mobilization, leaf drying, red light sensitivity, and autophagy regulation. Related genes in other species link the family to circadian rhythm, hypocotyl length, freezing tolerance, and disease resistance.
Annotations
- Chromosome
- 11
- Related genes
- BOA, PCH1, LUX, ELF4, ELF3
- GO terms
- organogenesis, NO storage, Nitrogen Fixation, cytokinin signaling, histidyl-aspartyl phosphorelay, Circadian Rhythm, Rhythmic Process, Regulation Of Gene Expression
- Publications
- 18281417, 24377444, 19689783, 22371569, 22566625, 28650433, 28550150, 27274533
- Traits
- circadian clock regulation, light sensitivity of morning-phased gene expression, circadian rhythm, temperature response, flowering time, starch mobilization, hypocotyl growth, thermoresponsive hypocotyl elongation