SHD — Triticum turgidum subsp. durum

Summary

TRITD5BV1G052150 (symbol SHD) on durum wheat chromosome 5B encodes a heat shock protein 90 (Hsp90) family member with ATP-dependent protein folding chaperone activity. The gene is associated with vesicle organization, long-chain fatty acid metabolism, response to chlorate, downregulation of DNA endoreduplication, chloroplast localization, protein secretion, upregulation of telomere maintenance, positive regulation of telomere maintenance via telomerase, pattern specification process, fatty acid beta-oxidation, chromosome localization, sterol anabolism, telomere maintenance via telomerase, defense response to insect, protein autoubiquitination, protein stabilization, de-etiolation, and thylakoid membrane organization. It has been linked to floral organ morphology trait, maturity time, cobalt concentration, cucurbit downy mildew response, vascular tissue morphology trait, bacterial disease response, plastid development trait, seed set percent, petal morphology trait, vegetative to reproductive phase transition trait, inflorescence morphology trait, seed viability, insect damage response trait, cell cycle trait, chloroplast development trait, pollen fertility, jasmonic acid content, abiotic plant stress response trait, days to flowering trait, high temperature stress response, meristem identity, seedling growth and development trait, root development trait, organ identity, root thickness, seed growth and development trait, flowering time trait, grain weight, and disease tolerance. The product localizes to the chloroplast inner membrane