CF-9 — Solanum lycopersicum

Summary

SOLYC12G013730.3, the tomato CF-9 gene on chromosome 12, encodes a protein belonging to the RLP23-like family with leucine-rich repeat domains. The product is associated with hydrogen peroxide metabolic process, immune memory response, and metabolic burst, as well as ethylene anabolism, glutathione metabolism, and deubiquitination. It is linked to endoplasmic reticulum localization and plasmalemma localization, and has been connected to meristem development, embryogenesis, callus formation, and regeneration. Associations with leaf chlorosis and stomatal opening have also been noted. Related genes in other species include CF-9, CF-0, 9DC, 9DC2, and 9DC3.

Annotations

Chromosome
12
GO terms
immune memory response, Regeneration, ER localization, Homologous Recombination, deubiquitination, innate immunity, Callus Formation, ethylene anabolism
Publications
PMID:31310343, PMID:15131698, PMID:10852940, PMID:15181213, PMID:16623900, PMID:16531496, PMID:15155873, PMID:9625714
Traits
stomatal opening, leaf chlorosis