CD4B — Pisum sativum
Summary
PSAT5G054560 (CD4B, also known as PsCLPC) encodes a Clp ATPase family protein with ATP-dependent peptidase activity, protein folding chaperone function, and ATP hydrolase activity. It is associated with protein import into chloroplasts, regulation of chlorophyll biosynthesis, cellular response to heat, abscisic acid-mediated signaling, and salinity response activation. The gene product localizes to the chloroplast stroma, thylakoid membrane, and Tic complex. Associations include seed growth and development traits, plastid and chloroplast development, disease tolerance, salt tolerance, osmotic response sensitivity, and root thickness. The gene is linked to thermotolerance, photosynthetic activity, carotenoid biosynthesis, iron homeostasis, and stress acclimation. Studies of related genes in other species connect the family to chloroplast protein import, plant growth, seed development, and abscisic acid signaling.
Annotations
- Chromosome
- 5LG3
- Related genes
- CD4B, CLPC, CD4A, CPK4, ClpC2, ClpT1, TIC40
- GO terms
- Plant-type Cell Wall, Plastid, Protein Import, Protein Folding Chaperone, ATP-dependent Peptidase Activity, chloroplast stroma protein import, MRNA Binding, Cytosol
- Publications
- 35552362, 17476573, 14557048, 29958430, 22827269, 32168758, 30833950, 35946374
- Traits
- protein degradation, abscisic acid signaling, osmotic stress response, hydrotropism, protein transport, Agamous-like Plants with Homeotic Floral Transformation, Increased ABA and Salt Sensitivity, Suppressor of tic40