GLYMA_17G019300V4 — Glycine max

Summary

GLYMA_17G019300v4 on soybean chromosome 17 encodes a copper-containing amine oxidase, with putrescine oxidase, diamine oxidase, aliphatic amine oxidase and primary methylamine oxidase activities, and binds copper and quinone. The gene is associated with the GABA shunt, putrescine and polyamine breakdown, amine metabolism, nicotine and lignin anabolism, autophagy, hypersensitivity, seed germination, root development, and responses to jasmonic acid and auxin. It is also linked to germination rate. Studies of related genes in other species connect the family to drought tolerance.

Annotations

Chromosome
17
Related genes
CAO1, PHAVU_003G106200, AOC1, LOC101491799, LOC101491487
GO terms
Hypersensitivity, Response To Jasmonic Acid, Autophagy, Primary Methylamine Oxidase Activity, alkaloid metabolism, polyamine breakdown, GO:0005777, Quinone Binding
Publications
36616289, 2016294, 35422808, 31273888, 40948629, 26779231, 40586032, 34579473
Traits
germination rate, drought tolerance