TIC110 — Pisum sativum
Summary
PSAT2G052760, designated PsTIC110, encodes a protein with transmembrane signaling receptor activity, GPCR activity, protein translocase activity, GTPase activity, and GTP binding, and is a component of the Tic complex. It is associated with protein-chloroplast targeting, chloroplast stroma protein import, regulation of photosynthesis, downregulation of photosynthesis, electron transfer, chloroplast organization, proteolysis, and embryo development ending in seed dormancy. The gene is linked to traits including chlorophyll content, photosynthetic ability, plant pigment content, leaf color, seed viability, plastid and chloroplast development, linolenic and oleic acid content, arsenic concentration, root morphology, and seed growth and development. Related genes in other species are linked to plastid protein import, embryogenesis, seed development, and light stress tolerance.
Annotations
- Chromosome
- 2LG1
- Related genes
- TIC110, AIC1, MYM9.5, PPI1, TIC32, TOC120, TIC40, OEP80
- GO terms
- downregulation of photosynthesis, Chloroplast Outer Membrane, Plastid, Protein Import, GTP Binding, Proteolysis, TOC-TIC Supercomplex I, protein translocase activity
- Publications
- 32545654, 32554506, 23711301, 29317524, 20562235, 32060052, 20736450, 30833950
- Traits
- root tip curvature response to clinorotation, plastid protein import, plastid development, other miscellaneous trait, Pale Plant Phenotype, Defective Chloroplast POR B Uptake, Suppressor of ppi1 Mutation, Chlorotic, Pale-Green Leaves