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| Description | jgi|Araly1|904722|Al_scaffold_0003_1850 |
| Sequence |
ATGGAGGTTT CTAACTCTTG TTCTTCATTT TCTTCATCCT CTGTCGACAG TACTAAGCCT TCTCCTTCTG AATCTTCTGT TAATCTCTCC CTTAGCCTCA CTTTTCCTTC TACTTCTCCA CAAAGAGAAG CAAGACAAGA TTGGCCACCG ATAAAGTCTC GATTAAGAGA TACACTAAAG GGTCGTCGCC TTCTTCGTCG TGGTGATGAC ACTTCTCTCT TTGTTAAGGT TTATATGGAA GGTGTCCCCA TTGGAAGAAA ACTCGACCTT TGCGCATTCT CAGGCTACGA GAGCCTATTA GAAAATCTTT CTCACATGTT TGATACTTCA ATCATCTGCG GTAACCGAGA TAGAAAACAT CATGTTTTGA CATATGAAGA CAAGGATGGA GATTGGATGA TGGTCGGGGA TATTCCATGG GATATGTTTC TTGAAACCGT GAGAAGACTA AAGATCACGA GACCGGAGAG GTATTAA |
| Length | 477 |
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| Map Location | scaffold_3: 7074195.. 7074942 |
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| A.thaliana |
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| AGI-code | AT3G17600.1 |
| Description | indole-3-acetic acid inducible 31 |
| TAIR curator summary | Encodes a member of the Aux/IAA family of proteins implicated in auxin signaling. IAA31 shares several residues with the conserved domain II region, believed to act as a degron in many of the rapidly degraded Aux/IAA family members. An IAA31 fusion protein is quite long-lived, but can be degraded more rapidly in the presence of auxin. Unlike many other family members, IAA31 transcript levels do not rise in response to auxin. Nevertheless, overexpression of IAA31 leads to defects in auxin-related processes such as gravitropism, root development, shoot development, and cotyledon vascular development. |
| Alias | [IAA31][indole-3-acetic acid inducible 31] |
| Gene coexpression |
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| MR |
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Seasonal expression (July 2011 to June 2013) |
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| The four seasons |
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| Growth Chamber expression |
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