Accession | Q7XIM7 |
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Species | Oryza sativa (japonica cultivar-group) [ GR_tax:013684 ] |
Name | Protein YABBY |
Symbol | YAB1 |
Synonyms (1) | OsYAB1 |
E.C. Numbers (0) | None |
Gene Names (1) | YAB1 (YABBY1) |
Organelle | Not available |
Best Hits To TIGR Rice Gene Models (0) | None [ Click here to generate a BLASTP query ] |
IRGSP/RAP Genes (0) | None |
Source | SWISSPROT |
GenBank Accessions (1) | BAC79639 |
UniProt Accession (Sequence) | Q7XIM7 |
Cultivar | Nipponbare ( GRIN , IRIS ) |
Comment | OsYAB1 encodes a protein carrying zinc-finger motif and YABBY domain. It is similar to Arabidopsis YAB2 and YAB5. RNA gel blot analysis showed OsYAB1 is expressed in young panicle, especially in the stamen and carpel primordia. Overexpression of OsYAB1 produced additional stamens and carpels compared with those of the wild types. (Imported from Gene GR:0080014) |
Term Type | Term | Reference | Evidence |
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Molecular Function | DNA binding (GO:0003677) | Jang-S et al., 2004 | IEA |
zinc ion binding (GO:0008270) | Jang-S et al., 2004 | IEA | |
Biological Process | specification of floral organ number (GO:0048833) | Jang-S et al., 2004 | IMP |
Cellular Component | nucleus (GO:0005634) | Jang-S et al., 2004 | IDA |
Plant Structure | stamen primordium (PO:0004705) | Jang-S et al., 2004 | IEP |
carpel primordium (PO:0004703) | Jang-S et al., 2004 | IEP | |
Trait | stamen number (TO:0000225) | Jang-S et al., 2004 | IMP |
pistil anatomy and morphology trait (TO:0000223) | Jang-S et al., 2004 | IMP |
Viridiplantae Green plants -Embryophytes (plants) -Magnoliophytes (flowering plants) -Monocots | Grasses | Rice | Maize | Sorghum | Wheat | Barley | Rye | Oat | Sugarcane   -Dicots | Brassicaceae | Arabidopsis | Fabaceae (Legumes) | Solanaceae | Cucurbitaceae |
Others : Fungi | Metazoa |
3D protein structures : BLink from NCBI |
Pfam (Info) | PF04690; YABBY | All Members of this Family | |
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Prosite (Info) | Not available | ||
Physio-chemical features | Q7XIM7 | ||
ProtoMap (Info) | YAB1_ORYSA |