PSAT1G158440 — Pisum sativum

Summary

PsCOP1 (PSAT1G158440) on garden pea chromosome 1LG6 encodes a protein with pre-mRNA 5'-splice site binding, L-leucine binding, adenylyltransferase, protein-RNA adaptor, G actin binding, histone methylase, structural constituent of cell wall, amino acid binding, phytochrome binding, and ubiquitin ligase substrate adaptor activities. It belongs to the POT and MFS transporter superfamilies. The gene is associated with regulation of signaling, fermentation, leaf formation, amino acid and cytokinin anabolism, gluconeogenesis, brassinosteroid anabolism, mRNA splice site recognition, phytochrome signaling, lateral root development, protein AMPylation, response to mycotoxin, red/far-red light response, photosynthesis upregulation, and light detection. It has been linked to traits including plant growth hormone response, UV-A and far-red light sensitivity, inflorescence and panicle number, chlorophyll ratio, spot blotch, flower diameter, copper sensitivity, fruit set, downy mildew response, phenolic content, root morphology, branch and leaf angle, glyphosate sensitivity, tuber size, grain yield, phosphorus response, hybrid incompatibility, leaf area, flower morphology, and vegetative vigor.