ACP — Sorghum bicolor
Summary
SORBI_3007G176800 (SbACP) encodes an acyl carrier protein with phosphopantetheine binding and acyl carrier activity, localised to the chloroplast envelope and stroma. In sorghum, this gene is associated with fatty acid, cuticle and anthocyanin anabolism, phosphatidic acid metabolism, regulation of transport, and responses to hormones, light and salinity. It has been linked to leaf colour, light response, chloroplast lipid biosynthesis and content, fatty acid composition, abiotic stress tolerance, salicylic acid content, and constitutive expression. Studies of related genes in other species connect the family to seed weight, grain number, stearic and oleic acid content, drought and salt tolerance, photosynthetic efficiency, anthocyanin and starch content, and heterosis.
Annotations
- Chromosome
- 7
- Related genes
- ACP, ACP4, ACP2, ACP3, ACP5
- GO terms
- Regulation Of Transport, Cytosol, Acyl Carrier Activity, Systemic Acquired Resistance, GO:0009507, Chloroplast Envelope, Response To Light Stimulus, Chloroplast Stroma
- Publications
- 19906890, 12805619, 19265441, 16112758, 7858229, 8507828, 10677432, 9951734
- Traits
- pattern-triggered immunity, linolenic acid content, jasmonic acid content, salicylic acid content, chloroplast lipid biosynthesis, other miscellaneous trait, Slow Growth, Small Chlorotic Rosettes, Impaired Photosystem II, Light Green Leaves, Altered Photosynthetic Electron Transport