MATE — Phaseolus vulgaris
Summary
PHAVU_011G060000, designated PvMATE and also known as PvFRDL1, encodes a member of the MATE (Multidrug and Toxic Compound Extrusion) family, specifically the DinF-like subfamily, and functions as a citrate transmembrane transporter. In French bean (Phaseolus vulgaris) on chromosome 11, this gene is associated with citrate transport and metabolism, cell wall assembly, response to aluminum, membrane transport, nodulation, ABA signaling, and signal transduction. The encoded protein localizes to the plasmalemma and root hairs. PvMATE is associated with aluminum resistance. Studies of related genes in other species connect the family to aluminum tolerance and root morphology traits, while more distant associations include seed weight, seed coat color, and drought tolerance.
Annotations
- Chromosome
- 11
- Related genes
- MATE
- GO terms
- protein synthesis, response to aluminum, Signal Transduction, plasmalemma, Cell Wall Assembly, membrane transport, ABA signaling, citrate metabolism
- Publications
- 16297074, 16684236, 20736450, 36714730, 41754262, 30443262, 30054534, 35628768
- Traits
- Slightly Reduced Aluminum Resistance in Roots, Severely Reduced Aluminum Resistance in Roots, LRDpBZ75, aluminum tolerance, aluminum resistance, seed color, flower color, seed weight