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| − | the rice gene '''Os05g0341600''' was recongized as ''' | + | the rice gene '''Os05g0341600''' was recongized as '''''RAB21''''' in 1988, which is induced when plants are subject to water-stress. |
==Annotated Information== | ==Annotated Information== | ||
===Function=== | ===Function=== | ||
| − | the rice gene '''Os05g0341600''' was recongized as ''' | + | the rice gene '''Os05g0341600''' was recongized as '''''RAB21''''' in 1988, which is induced to balance water-stress of plants. encoding a basic, glycine-rich protein (mol.wt 16 529) which has a duplicated domain structure. Immunoblots probed with antibodies raised against Bgalactosidase/RAB 21 fusion protein detect RAB 21 protein only in cytosolic cell fractions. <ref name="ref1" /> |
===Expression=== | ===Expression=== | ||
RAB 21 mRNA and protein accumulate in rice embryos, leaves, roots and callus-derived suspension cells upon treatment with NaCl (200 mM) and/or the plant hormone abscisic acid (10 /tMABA). The effects of NaCI and ABA are not cumulative, suggesting that these two inducers share a common response pathway. Induction of RAB 21 mRNA accumulation by ABA is rapid (< 15 min in suspension cells) and does not require protein synthesis, indicating that preformed nuclear and/or cytosolic factors mediate the response to this hormone.the reseachers have characterized the RAB 21 gene by deternmining the complete nucleotide sequence of a nearly full-length cDNA and corresponding genomiccopy, and by mapping the start site of its major transcript. The proximal promoter region contains various GC-rich repeats.[[File:12343.png]] | RAB 21 mRNA and protein accumulate in rice embryos, leaves, roots and callus-derived suspension cells upon treatment with NaCl (200 mM) and/or the plant hormone abscisic acid (10 /tMABA). The effects of NaCI and ABA are not cumulative, suggesting that these two inducers share a common response pathway. Induction of RAB 21 mRNA accumulation by ABA is rapid (< 15 min in suspension cells) and does not require protein synthesis, indicating that preformed nuclear and/or cytosolic factors mediate the response to this hormone.the reseachers have characterized the RAB 21 gene by deternmining the complete nucleotide sequence of a nearly full-length cDNA and corresponding genomiccopy, and by mapping the start site of its major transcript. The proximal promoter region contains various GC-rich repeats.[[File:12343.png]] | ||
Revision as of 02:07, 30 June 2016
the rice gene Os05g0341600 was recongized as RAB21 in 1988, which is induced when plants are subject to water-stress.
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Annotated Information
Function
the rice gene Os05g0341600 was recongized as RAB21 in 1988, which is induced to balance water-stress of plants. encoding a basic, glycine-rich protein (mol.wt 16 529) which has a duplicated domain structure. Immunoblots probed with antibodies raised against Bgalactosidase/RAB 21 fusion protein detect RAB 21 protein only in cytosolic cell fractions. [1]
Expression
RAB 21 mRNA and protein accumulate in rice embryos, leaves, roots and callus-derived suspension cells upon treatment with NaCl (200 mM) and/or the plant hormone abscisic acid (10 /tMABA). The effects of NaCI and ABA are not cumulative, suggesting that these two inducers share a common response pathway. Induction of RAB 21 mRNA accumulation by ABA is rapid (< 15 min in suspension cells) and does not require protein synthesis, indicating that preformed nuclear and/or cytosolic factors mediate the response to this hormone.the reseachers have characterized the RAB 21 gene by deternmining the complete nucleotide sequence of a nearly full-length cDNA and corresponding genomiccopy, and by mapping the start site of its major transcript. The proximal promoter region contains various GC-rich repeats.
Knowledge Extension
The hormone abscisic acid (ABA) mediates a number of important physiological processes in plants (King, 1976;
Jones et al., 1987). Developmental studies have shown that ABA induces the accumulation of specific mRNAs and
proteins late during embryogenesis in seeds of diverse species (Galau et al., 1986; Finklestein et al., 1985; Litts et al.,1987). At this time, the level of endogenous ABA increases,the seeds desiccate and the embryos of some species become dormant (King, 1976; Suzuki et al., 1981). In cereal seeds,some of the 'late' developmental mRNAs are long-lived in mature, dry grains, but are rapidly degraded during seed germination. However, exogenously applied ABA causes the precocious accumulation of these mRNAs in immature embryos and their reappearance in germinating seeds (Finklestein et al., 1985; Mundy et al., 1986).
Labs working on this gene
Laboratory of Plant Molecular Biology, Rockefeller University, 1230 York Avenue, New York, NY 10021, USA
References
<references> [1] Bray EA, Beachy RN. Regulation by ABA of beta-Conglycinin Expression in Cultured Developing Soybean Cotyledons. Plant Physiol. 1985 Nov;79(3):746–750.</ref> Finkelstein RR, Tenbarge KM, Shumway JE, Crouch ML. Role of ABA in Maturation of Rapeseed Embryos. Plant Physiol. 1985 Jul;78(3):630–636.</ref>
Structured Information
| Gene Name |
Os05g0341600 |
|---|---|
| Description |
Similar to Ras-related protein Rab-21 |
| Version |
NM_001061782.1 GI:115463294 GeneID:4338469 |
| Length |
4497 bp |
| Definition |
Oryza sativa Japonica Group Os05g0341600, 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.
|
| Chromosome | |
| Location |
Chromosome 5:15997018..16001514 |
| Sequence Coding Region |
15997421..15997539,15998086..15998174,15998470..15998635,15998717..15998777,15999640..15999776 |
| Expression | |
| Genome Context |
<gbrowseImage1> name=NC_008398:15997018..16001514 source=RiceChromosome05 preset=GeneLocation </gbrowseImage1> |
| Gene Structure |
<gbrowseImage2> name=NC_008398:15997018..16001514 source=RiceChromosome05 preset=GeneLocation </gbrowseImage2> |
| Coding Sequence |
<cdnaseq>atgggctcgaagccgccgccgccgccgcagcccagcgtctccttcaagctcgtcctcctcggcgacgggagagtaggcaaaacatctcttgtgctgcggtatgtgaatgatgtcttctcagacaaacaggaagcaactgttcaagcttcatatttgacaaagcgccttgttgttgaaggtgtgcctattacgctctctatctgggatacagctggacaagagaagttccatgcactaggccctatatactatcgtgatgcagacgctgctcttttagtatatgacatcacagacaatgatacttttcttcgtgtcacaaagtgggtgaaagagcttaagcaaatggcaaataaagatattgttatggccattgcagcaaataaaagtgacctggttagatcaaaacacatagacactaatgaagcagcaagctatgcagaaagtattggggcaactctctttgttacttctgccaaagctggtactgggattgatgatatcttcagtgacatagccaagagattattagagagaagaaaaaacagctccgatggcttgtcactggctcatccaaagaaaggcattttaatcgtcgacgatgaacctgagaaagaacctccaccaaagtgctgctcatag</cdnaseq> |
| Protein Sequence |
<aaseq>MGSKPPPPPQPSVSFKLVLLGDGRVGKTSLVLRYVNDVFSDKQE ATVQASYLTKRLVVEGVPITLSIWDTAGQEKFHALGPIYYRDADAALLVYDITDNDTF LRVTKWVKELKQMANKDIVMAIAANKSDLVRSKHIDTNEAASYAESIGATLFVTSAKA GTGIDDIFSDIAKRLLERRKNSSDGLSLAHPKKGILIVDDEPEKEPPPKCCS</aaseq> |
| Gene Sequence |
<dnaseqindica>3976..4094#3341..3429#2880..3045#2738..2798#1739..1875#129..195#tcccacacttctcctctctgaccacagcacacacgcaacaccgggacgggcgatccggaaggttctggaaccttctagaggctcgtaggagcctccggcggaacccctctcgcctcgcctcgcctccgatgggctcgaagccgccgccgccgccgcagcccagcgtctccttcaagctcgtcctcctcggcgacggtacggctatctccctctcccttccgatcccgcgaaccctcctcccccccttctcaacccccttttctgccgaattcccgatccttcagtttggggttggcgtgcgcaagaaaatagccacggaatctgggtgaattttggctgctcttgtggtgcgtgctgagccctagctagggttaggggaaagccgcagaatcatttgatctggtaccctgtgtaggtagctaaatctatagcttagacgagggagttgagcggttttgagctaagcttaccttttacttgattgccttcgaggcttagcggagtccaggagatgattagaccgagagggctactcatagaaacaatctaacaagtagaagcatattcgttcttatatagaagatttgtctagtgctagctgcagcggggactgctgcaaattcatgtggacacaaagtggcagctgaagggtggccatggagctggtggcagggaattcgtcttatgcaataggggtggataatatttcattttgatccgtgctctctgtccgcttttaagcttggattgtaatgtccagctgatctagttctatattaattggtggttttacttttcttgtcattaccttaaccaacccttgaaggcagggtcctagaaaaaaaaaattcagtatgactcagctttttggtcatctgtgtatgatgccatgggtcttacccatgttcctctagagaaagtgatgtgtgcctttttggaaaaatgatacagtatgtagtttgggaggagggggttttgatgggaaagtactacagtctttatttgggcatgcttcttagcaagtgcatgtaagtcatacatgggaatgtcaagagaatttttcttgaaaccaggcacgggtgggcattgatctaacatggtacacttgcttttcctagcattgttgaacattgactcattttgatttaggatcagcttacttatagcttagaagcaagcttggaaatcagtttgtgcattgccaaagcggaatcacgtttcatttgaagttggctaatttcaattttggaaaagaaaaaagttggagtagttttgaactgaggcaatgagcacaatgaaagaattttttaccacagtagacagtacttgataagtgatagcgccagcataatcaattgctgaaactctttaaccatgccttagtacttggctttacattttttgaatgaagatatatatgtgtttccatgcataaaagcattgttgatagtcttgtgggcatgtatcttataggttgggtcattagggtttgcttattgttataactttctgtcattgatttcagatttttaatggaagaggtgtttaggctgtcttgtaaccagtcctctgttggcccagcctatcaatgtgaaaactgataaacctaagtttaacttaggatgaattgatcataattatatgctccattttttcaatttcattgaaaagacatgtgattgaatacatttcatatttattaacacaaacaataacttttacttttctcttggcacagggagagtaggcaaaacatctcttgtgctgcggtatgtgaatgatgtcttctcagacaaacaggaagcaactgttcaagcttcatatttgacaaagcgccttgttgttgaaggtgtgcctattacgctctctatctgggtgcgttgtcatctctttgatttgcgataatttgttcaacattttttacctctttcattttctcttatgtcagttgcacacacttgtttgaagtaattgtttactaattttgctgttgggatgatattcaattatggtttcaaatcccacttatatgtgcccttgtatcagaaatcctagtaggagtcagaaaaggtgaaaccaacccaattttgttggattataatacgagattgggaatatttagagatatgtggacttagttcttcattaaaaaaggagtaaatttcatagaactacggatattttgacaaaactatcacagaactacagatttaaggtcaaatttatcccaaaactacagatttaaataaaactgttacatggtttgcttccattatagctaaagtccgagactctgtgtacttgaactcatgaagccaaacattagattgcttggacatgttcagctggcatacaacttgtctacaggtttcacggaaatgggaatgattaggtttattactctcctgttgattgatttgactctcattttgttgattgcctttttaatttaagtaagattttatcagtatggttgtgttcagttttttactgatgtgacggtatccttcatggaaatcttaaatctttaccagaatactgaaactagactttggtcctccttttggttagtttgtaggctttgcttgttctatcaacaaaagtatatttgctaccagtgactgccttctataactgagtaataacttatttccacgcgctggtcacttggttgtctcctttactttaagttcttcctgcaagatttttttagtatttaatttttcttggtttgcaggatacagctggacaagagaagttccatgcactaggccctatatactatcgtgatgcagacggtaatattcgtcttcttgttttgaattaaatatatcgaggtggatcactaaattcttttttatatcttttgatgactgcagctgctcttttagtatatgacatcacagacaatgatacttttcttcgtgtcacaaagtgggtgaaagagcttaagcaaatggcaaataaagatattgttatggccattgcagcaaataaaagtgacctggttagatcaaaacacatagacactaatgaagcagcaaggtattcttctttgttatcagttacaaatactacacagccaaaatatgtaatattgccctggtacttgagttagcaacttagcatcgttagtctttgagtagaacaaaagaaatatatgtgatatatactttatctgttgattaaactatttagatatatcagcatagtttcaacatataatctgcaatccttttatgattgtacagtttcttgaaaatgcgttcttttagttccatatttcctcttctctatctatttcatctaagtaatattgttactacatgtacatctccagctatgcagaaagtattggggcaactctctttgttacttctgccaaagctggtactgggattgatgatatcttcagtgacatagccaagagtaagtcttattgtgttagctattgctttcaattcatctccacatttttgccactttaacaaatactgctttgccaaaacttataagttgtaacattcagctattccattagaatgcggggtcatcaacgatagcatatagtttagttaacaatttcatgtttcactctattgagcagatttcgtttatcaaactcaattgttattcctcagattaatccattgtataacactcaatatttgcgaattccctcttcatctcaataacaaggtgggtatggacccacatgtcattggtatagaatgctgtattcgaagtggctatgttgtatgtagtttgtctagagctattcttgcaatgacataacttgcaataaatggatatgtatgcattcttaatcctactgattttctggacttgtcaccagggaattcaaacactgctaacatggaactatttatttccttttaagctgttgaaaatcgtatgtccctaactgattggtggttttcttaattgctatgccctcactaccgtttgttgtaggattattagagagaagaaaaaacagctccgatggcttgtcactggctcatccaaagaaaggcattttaatcgtcgacgatgaacctgagaaagaacctccaccaaagtgctgctcatagcgagattccaatgcaaatcacgtgggcataatgtcatagaaacctgcaattgatatgtgaaggatcaaatccttgcattaactttgctcatgctcttttggagctcaggagcaatgcaagtgtatactggttgattatttttagcttgtgtaaatactaaactcagttcatgaaattgttgtcaaatatagttgttcgatgatgacgattcgatatgccgaagaagttcatggccctttgtatatctgtaactcacaggttgcttatttactagctgttgttttgagggggttattttgatcatgtgcgtcgaaataattgtgtcgtgttgactgctgagtgtacatgtatcgtggttattccatctgaacctgcaatgtaaagcttccgtcccaattcccaa</dnaseqindica> |
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