GLYMA_18G270600V4 — Glycine max

Summary

GLYMA_18G270600v4 on soybean chromosome 18 encodes a protein with an ANXUR1/2-like domain, a malectin-like domain, and a protein kinase domain, and is annotated with protein serine/threonine kinase activity, calcium ion binding, protein homodimerization activity, and ATP binding. It is localized to the plasma membrane and external side of the plasma membrane. This gene is associated with detection of symbiotic fungi, nitrogen fixation, cell surface receptor signaling, regulation of leaf senescence, chlorophyll breakdown and anabolism, flower morphogenesis, organogenesis, sepal giant cell differentiation, plant epidermal cell differentiation, positive regulation of the hypersensitive response, and response to stress. It is also linked to leaf chlorosis, chlorophyll content, and protein content. Related genes in other species, including CR4 and NORK/DMI2, connect this gene family to plant development and symbiotic signaling.

Annotations

Chromosome
18
GO terms
organogenesis, protein synthesis, Nitrogen Fixation, Regulation Of Asymmetric Cell Division, Plant Organ Development, MVB membrane, positive regulation of HR, Defense Response
Publications
42122877, 34830265, 26475271, 12540294, 35205078, 37229109, 24907366, 28512462
Traits
protein content, chlorophyll content, leaf chlorosis