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| + | > Chinese Academy of Agricultural Sciences | ||
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| + | > Zhejiang University | ||
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| + | > Chinese Academy of Forestry | ||
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| + | > Fujian Agriculture and Forestry University | ||
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| + | > Shanghai Jiaotong University | ||
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==References== | ==References== | ||
Revision as of 02:34, 6 June 2014
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Contents
Annotated Information
Function
The family of plant membrane transporters named HKT (for high-affinity K+ transporters) can be subdivided into subfamilies 1 and 2, which, respectively, comprise Na+-selective transporters and transporters able to function as Na+-K+ symporters, at least when expressed in yeast (Saccharomyces cerevisiae) or Xenopus oocytes. Surprisingly, a subfamily 2 member from rice (Oryza sativa), OsHKT2;4, has been proposed to form cation/K+ channels or transporters permeable to Ca2+ when expressed in Xenopus oocytes. Here, OsHKT2;4 functional properties were reassessed in Xenopus oocytes. A Ca2+ permeability through OsHKT2;4 was not detected, even at very low external K+ concentration, as shown by highly negative OsHKT2;4 zero-current potential in high Ca2+ conditions and lack of sensitivity of OsHKT2;4 zero-current potential and conductance to external Ca2+. The Ca2+ permeability previously attributed to OsHKT2;4 probably resulted from activation of an endogenous oocyte conductance. OsHKT2;4 displayed a high permeability to K+ compared with that to Na+ (permeability sequence: K+ > Rb+ ≈ Cs+ > Na+ ≈ Li+ ≈ NH4+). Examination of OsHKT2;4 current sensitivity to external pH suggested that H+ is not significantly permeant through OsHKT2;4 in most physiological ionic conditions. Further analyses in media containing both Na+ and K+ indicated that OsHKT2;4 functions as K+-selective transporter at low external Na+, but transports also Na+ at high (>10 mm) Na+ concentrations. These data identify OsHKT2;4 as a new functional type in the K+ and Na+-permeable HKT transporter subfamily. Furthermore, the high permeability to K+ in OsHKT2;4 supports the hypothesis that this system is dedicated to K+ transport in the plant.
Expression
This gene is expressed in several cell types, including root hairs and vascular parenchyma cells.
Evolution
This gene is conserved in Arabidopsis
Labs working on this gene
> Southwest University > Henan University > Hunan Agricultural University > Chinese Academy of Sciences (Shanghai ... > Chinese Academy of Agricultural Sciences > Zhejiang University > Chinese Academy of Forestry > Fujian Agriculture and Forestry University > Shanghai Jiaotong University > Lanzhou University
References
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Structured Information
| Gene Name |
Os06g0701600 |
|---|---|
| Description |
Cation transporter family protein |
| Version |
NM_001065020.1 GI:115469771 GeneID:4341970 |
| Length |
1749 bp |
| Definition |
Oryza sativa Japonica Group Os06g0701600, complete gene. |
| Source |
Oryza sativa Japonica Group ORGANISM Oryza sativa Japonica Group
Eukaryota; Viridiplantae; Streptophyta; Embryophyta; Tracheophyta;
Spermatophyta; Magnoliophyta; Liliopsida; Poales; Poaceae; BEP
clade; Ehrhartoideae; Oryzeae; Oryza.
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| Chromosome | |
| Location |
Chromosome 6:30411807..30413555 |
| Sequence Coding Region |
30411816..30412011,30412120..30412350,30412435..30413537 |
| Expression | |
| Genome Context |
<gbrowseImage1> name=NC_008399:30411807..30413555 source=RiceChromosome06 preset=GeneLocation </gbrowseImage1> |
| Gene Structure |
<gbrowseImage2> name=NC_008399:30411807..30413555 source=RiceChromosome06 preset=GeneLocation </gbrowseImage2> |
| Coding Sequence |
<cdnaseq>atgcctattcggctgcatatctttgtcagttctgcaaggcatgccatcaactcgtcggcattgatttgtcggttcatcgcattccatcttagcccgcttttgattcacctgtcctattttcttatcattgatgtacttggttttgttgccttggtggtgctcaggccaagcaaccacaagtacaatcctcgctatatcgatatgtttttcctatcgacatctgcagttacagtcacaggattagccaccacacaaatggaggatctttctagctctcagatagctgtcctgactctcttgatgttcttaggaagtgagatgttcctttcctttcttggccttgtccttgagtcgagcaagcaaaacaagcatgatcctgaaaaccgtagagtaagttcagttaccgtgtgtgagcagtcacatctagaagaggcaattccacaaactccatccatgaactccactgatatcaagaggagctgccacaaatacttagtgtttgtggtgttggcatacatgattattattcttgtcactggttctctattggtgttcatgtacatagctcatgtttcaagtgctagagatgtgctaacaaggaaaagcatcaacaaagctctcttctcgatatcggtcacagtctcctcatttacaaatggagggttattgccgacaaatgagagtatggctgtattctcctcaaacaatggcctcctgttgctactcatcggccagattcttgcaggcagcacactgctccctatgtttctgaggttggtgatatgggcattgagaggactaagattagcaaaagctgaagagccagacttcatgatgaacaacagcagctcagtaggtttcagtcacctgctacctaacttgcagacaatatttcttgcagctgtggaggttgcttttgtaggcatgacagtcatcctcttctgctgcttgaactgggattctgcagtgtttgcagggctaacctccctccagaagataaccaatgcattgttcatggcagtgagtgcaaggcaggcaggagaaaattccattgattgttcccttgttgcgccagcggctttagtactattcatggtcatgatgtacactccatccttgacaaagttgttctcagcatgtcaagatcacaaacaaatcggcccggaaagcgacgatagaacaagcaaggggaaaccattcctgaagacgatggcattttcaccactagccttcaacaccacagtgataatgctggtctgcatcactgaaaggagatcgatctccactgaccctctcaatttctccacatttaacatcatctttgaggtgataagtgcctacgggaacattgggttgtccactggctacagctgctcgagacagctacagcaccaggatgggattgcttgccatgagaagccatacagcttctcggggtggtggagtgaaccagggaagctgattcttgttcttgcgatgctctacgggaggctcaactcaaaggattccacaagcgcacgaactaggtga</cdnaseq> |
| Protein Sequence |
<aaseq>MPIRLHIFVSSARHAINSSALICRFIAFHLSPLLIHLSYFLIID VLGFVALVVLRPSNHKYNPRYIDMFFLSTSAVTVTGLATTQMEDLSSSQIAVLTLLMF LGSEMFLSFLGLVLESSKQNKHDPENRRVSSVTVCEQSHLEEAIPQTPSMNSTDIKRS CHKYLVFVVLAYMIIILVTGSLLVFMYIAHVSSARDVLTRKSINKALFSISVTVSSFT NGGLLPTNESMAVFSSNNGLLLLLIGQILAGSTLLPMFLRLVIWALRGLRLAKAEEPD FMMNNSSSVGFSHLLPNLQTIFLAAVEVAFVGMTVILFCCLNWDSAVFAGLTSLQKIT NALFMAVSARQAGENSIDCSLVAPAALVLFMVMMYTPSLTKLFSACQDHKQIGPESDD RTSKGKPFLKTMAFSPLAFNTTVIMLVCITERRSISTDPLNFSTFNIIFEVISAYGNI GLSTGYSCSRQLQHQDGIACHEKPYSFSGWWSEPGKLILVLAMLYGRLNSKDSTSART R</aaseq> |
| Gene Sequence |
<dnaseqindica>1545..1740#1206..1436#19..1121#ctctgccctctatctccaatgcctattcggctgcatatctttgtcagttctgcaaggcatgccatcaactcgtcggcattgatttgtcggttcatcgcattccatcttagcccgcttttgattcacctgtcctattttcttatcattgatgtacttggttttgttgccttggtggtgctcaggccaagcaaccacaagtacaatcctcgctatatcgatatgtttttcctatcgacatctgcagttacagtcacaggattagccaccacacaaatggaggatctttctagctctcagatagctgtcctgactctcttgatgttcttaggaagtgagatgttcctttcctttcttggccttgtccttgagtcgagcaagcaaaacaagcatgatcctgaaaaccgtagagtaagttcagttaccgtgtgtgagcagtcacatctagaagaggcaattccacaaactccatccatgaactccactgatatcaagaggagctgccacaaatacttagtgtttgtggtgttggcatacatgattattattcttgtcactggttctctattggtgttcatgtacatagctcatgtttcaagtgctagagatgtgctaacaaggaaaagcatcaacaaagctctcttctcgatatcggtcacagtctcctcatttacaaatggagggttattgccgacaaatgagagtatggctgtattctcctcaaacaatggcctcctgttgctactcatcggccagattcttgcaggcagcacactgctccctatgtttctgaggttggtgatatgggcattgagaggactaagattagcaaaagctgaagagccagacttcatgatgaacaacagcagctcagtaggtttcagtcacctgctacctaacttgcagacaatatttcttgcagctgtggaggttgcttttgtaggcatgacagtcatcctcttctgctgcttgaactgggattctgcagtgtttgcagggctaacctccctccagaagataaccaatgcattgttcatggcagtgagtgcaaggcaggcaggagaaaattccattgattgttcccttgttgcgccagcggctttagtactattcatggtcatgatgtgagttcctctctttcaagctcttcacatttttcaggcaacaatcagaagagataacataacacggttgcttacatttctcaggtacactccatccttgacaaagttgttctcagcatgtcaagatcacaaacaaatcggcccggaaagcgacgatagaacaagcaaggggaaaccattcctgaagacgatggcattttcaccactagccttcaacaccacagtgataatgctggtctgcatcactgaaaggagatcgatctccactgaccctctcaatttctccacatttaacatcatctttgaggtgataaggtaattaagttgcacatctactcaccaaattcttcttctgatactgttcttgctccctccatgattaattcagctaatttattcatcacccattgcttctgcacacagtgcctacgggaacattgggttgtccactggctacagctgctcgagacagctacagcaccaggatgggattgcttgccatgagaagccatacagcttctcggggtggtggagtgaaccagggaagctgattcttgttcttgcgatgctctacgggaggctcaactcaaaggattccacaagcgcacgaactaggtgatgatgttat</dnaseqindica> |
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