CPN60 — Pisum sativum
Summary
PSAT0S764G0040 (CPN60) in garden pea (Pisum sativum) encodes a chaperonin of the Cpn60/GroEL family, functioning as an ATP-dependent protein folding chaperone with ATP binding activity. The gene is associated with protein folding, refolding, import, targeting, and structural organization, as well as response to light intensity and seed germination. It is also linked to seed maturation. Studies of related genes in other species, identified through sequence similarity, connect the family to similar chaperone functions. The product localizes to the chloroplast.
Annotations
- Chromosome
- CAADHX020002181.1
- GO terms
- structural organization, Protein Import, Protein Refolding, Protein Targeting, GO:0009507, ATP-dependent Protein Folding Chaperone, Seed Germination, ATP Binding
- Publications
- PMID:1356267, PMID:7629128, PMID:9288918, PMID:8755536, PMID:1979547, PMID:3549295, PMID:8983418, PMID:7766872
- Traits
- seed maturation