BAM1 — Solanum tuberosum

Summary

StBAM1 (PGSC0003DMG400026199) on potato chromosome 7 encodes a beta-amylase (EC 3.2.1.2) with DNA-binding transcription factor activity and identical protein binding. It is associated with maltose anabolism, sucrose breakdown, polysaccharide breakdown, and responses to cold, herbivore, thirst, and ABA signaling. The gene is linked to regulation of shoot development, regeneration, and NO storage. Associations include photosynthetic rate, respiration rate, and sugar content, as well as leaf starch degradation, plant growth, heat stress tolerance, disease resistance, male fertility, and root and vascular development. Localization evidence connects StBAM1 to the chloroplast stroma, cytosol, nucleus, endoplasmic reticulum, and extracellular space. Studies of related genes in other species link the family to starch metabolism, shoot apical meristem maintenance, cold tolerance, and dehydration stress response.

Annotations

Chromosome
7
Related genes
BAM1, BAM5, BAM6, BAM7, BAM2, BAM3
GO terms
Regeneration, NO storage, sucrose breakdown, Secretory Vesicle, starch breakdown, Beta-amylase Activity, sucrose metabolism, polysaccharide breakdown
Publications
26896394, 15749471, 15287975, 23393426, 33831201, 30348315, 35552593, 32254060
Traits
lateral root formation, Elevated Undegraded Leaf Starch in bam1 bam3 Mutant, Normal Starch and Maltose Content, Normal Maltose Levels Under Cold-Shock Conditions, Higher Undegraded Leaf Starch Content, Increased Starch Content After Cold Shock, Reduced Beta Amylase in Leaves and Stems, Retarded Growth, Impaired Starch Degradation