BGIOSGA019069 - Revision history

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Ypyabby: /* Evolution */

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‎Evolution

Ypyabby: /* Evolution */

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‎Evolution

Ypyabby: /* Evolution */

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‎Evolution

Ypyabby: /* Evolution */

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‎Evolution

Ypyabby: /* Expression */

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‎Expression

Ypyabby: /* Function */

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‎Function

Ypyabby: /* Expression */

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‎Expression

Ypyabby: /* References */

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‎References

Ypyabby: /* Knowledge Extension */

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‎Knowledge Extension

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 . State Key Laboratory of Plant Genomics and National Center for Plant Gene Research, Institute of Genetics and Developmental Biology, Chinese Academy of Sciences, Beijing 100101, China.
-==References==
+==Structured Information==
-. Dai, M., Hu, Y., Zhao, Y., Liu, H., & Zhou, D. X. (2007). A WUSCHEL-LIKE HOMEOBOX gene represses a YABBY gene expression required for rice leaf development. Plant physiology, 144(1), 380-390.
+     [[Category:Genes]][[Category:Oryza Sativa Indica Group]][[Category:Indica Chromosome 5]]
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 ===Evolution===
 According to the phylogeny analysis of ''YABBY'' and  ''WOX'' families, ''OsWOX3'' is highly homologous to Arabidopsis ''PRS'' gene and the maize dulicated ''NS1'' and ''NS2'' genes, while OsYAB3 falls to a small FIL/YAB subgroup consisting of AtYAB3, StYAB, FIL, ZmYAB14, and OsYAB3.
-[[File:Phylogeny analysis of YABBY and WOX families.jpg]]
+[[File:Figure 1. Phylogeny analysis of YABBY and WOX families.jpg]]
 ===Knowledge Extension===

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 ===Evolution===
 According to the phylogeny analysis of ''YABBY'' and  ''WOX'' families, ''OsWOX3'' is highly homologous to Arabidopsis ''PRS'' gene and the maize dulicated ''NS1'' and ''NS2'' genes, while OsYAB3 falls to a small FIL/YAB subgroup consisting of AtYAB3, StYAB, FIL, ZmYAB14, and OsYAB3.
-[[File:Phylogeny analysis of YABBY and WOX families.png|200px|thumb|left|alt text]]
+[[File:Phylogeny analysis of YABBY and WOX families.jpg]]
 ===Knowledge Extension===

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 ===Evolution===
 According to the phylogeny analysis of ''YABBY'' and  ''WOX'' families, ''OsWOX3'' is highly homologous to Arabidopsis ''PRS'' gene and the maize dulicated ''NS1'' and ''NS2'' genes, while OsYAB3 falls to a small FIL/YAB subgroup consisting of AtYAB3, StYAB, FIL, ZmYAB14, and OsYAB3.
 ===Knowledge Extension===

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 According to the phylogeny analysis of ''YABBY'' and  ''WOX'' families, ''OsWOX3'' is highly homologous to Arabidopsis ''PRS'' gene and the maize dulicated ''NS1'' and ''NS2'' genes, while OsYAB3 falls to a small FIL/YAB subgroup consisting of AtYAB3, StYAB, FIL, ZmYAB14, and OsYAB3.
-[[File:Figure1.jpg]]===Knowledge Extension===
+===Knowledge Extension===
-Glabrous Rice 1(GRL1) shares the same gene locus with WOX3. Sequence analysis showed that GRL1 is similar to OsWOX in rice. GRL1 encodes WUS-like homeodomain protein and is essential for the trichome development in rice and will contribute to breeding of glabrous elite rie varieties.
+Glabrous Rice 1(GRL1) shares the same gene locus with WOX3. Sequence analysis showed that GRL1 is similar to OsWOX in rice. GRL1 encodes WUS-like homeodomain protein and is essential for the trichome development in rice and will contribute to breeding of glabrous elite rie varieties.[[File:Figure1.jpg]]
 ==Labs working on this gene==

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	Overexpression of ''WOX3'' leads to lnotted outgrowth of leaves that lack clear separation between the leaf sheath and the leaf blade, simiar to thephenotypic changes as induced by ''YAB3'' RNAi, along with ectopic expression of ''KNOX'' genes in leaves of the trangenic plants. These experiments with inducible ''WOX3'' expression suggest that ''WOX3'' directly regulated ''YAB3''. Conversely, down-regulation of WOX3 induces no phenotype which suggests that other WOX genes may act redundantly with ''WOX3'' to function independently of YAB3/KNOX regulation. Meanwhile, repression of ''WOX3'' induces ''YAB3'' expression which reinforces the interaction between ''WOX3'' and ''YAB3''.		Overexpression of ''WOX3'' leads to lnotted outgrowth of leaves that lack clear separation between the leaf sheath and the leaf blade, simiar to thephenotypic changes as induced by ''YAB3'' RNAi, along with ectopic expression of ''KNOX'' genes in leaves of the trangenic plants. These experiments with inducible ''WOX3'' expression suggest that ''WOX3'' directly regulated ''YAB3''. Conversely, down-regulation of WOX3 induces no phenotype which suggests that other WOX genes may act redundantly with ''WOX3'' to function independently of YAB3/KNOX regulation. Meanwhile, repression of ''WOX3'' induces ''YAB3'' expression which reinforces the interaction between ''WOX3'' and ''YAB3''.
		+	[[File:in situ detection of YAB3 and WOX3 transcripts.jpg]]

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 In summary, a regulatory module of rice leaf development in which ''WOX3'' represses ''YAB3'' that in turn represses ''KNOX'' genes in leaf tissues is identified. And this regulatory relationship among these three genes might be required to maintain the balance between cell division and cell differentiation during the leaf growth.
-[[File:in situ detection of YAB3 and WOX3 transcripts.jpg]]===Expression===
+===Expression===
 ''WOX3'' and ''YAB3'' are coexpressed in most lateral organ primordia and young leaves without adaxial/abaxial polarity.

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	2. Li, J., Yuan, Y., Lu, Z., Yang, L., Gao, R., Lu, J., ... & Xiong, G. (2012). Glabrous Rice 1, encoding a homeodomain protein, regulates trichome development in rice. Rice, 5(1), 1-10.		2. Li, J., Yuan, Y., Lu, Z., Yang, L., Gao, R., Lu, J., ... & Xiong, G. (2012). Glabrous Rice 1, encoding a homeodomain protein, regulates trichome development in rice. Rice, 5(1), 1-10.
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	==Structured Information==		==Structured Information==