Common name: | SAGA1 |
Defline: | StArch Granules Abnormal 1; (1 of 3) IPR000104//IPR002044//IPR013784 - Antifreeze protein, type I // Carbohydrate binding module family 20 // Carbohydrate-binding-like fold |
Description: | Contains a starch binding motif and regulate starch sheath morphology; localizes to multiple puncta and streaks in the pyrenoid and physically interacts with the small and large subunits of RuBisCO |
Synonyms: | Cre18.g743450.t1.1,g11642.t1 |
Chromosome: | chromosome 11 |
We did not create a plasmid for this gene.
We did not determine any protein-protein interactions for this gene.
PFAM: | PF00686 |
PANTHER: | PTHR18937 |
KEGG_ec: | |
KEGG_orthology: | |
KOG: | KOG0978 |
Gene ontology terms:: | GO:0030246, GO:0042309, GO:0050825, GO:0050826, GO:2001070 |
Best arabidopsis TAIR name: | AT5G05180.1 |
Best arabidopsis TAIR symbol: | |
Best arabidopsis TAIR defline: | |
Phytozome Locus Page |
Mutants in this gene exhibit a phenotype under the following conditions:
Carbon concentrating mechanism, screen 3 of 11 ( 99% confidence (FDR = 1.8e-10)) |
Carbon concentrating mechanism, screen 4 of 11 ( 99% confidence (FDR = 1.5e-12)) |
Carbon concentrating mechanism, screen 5 of 11 ( 99% confidence (FDR = 2.4e-18)) |
High light, screen 1 of 2 ( 99% confidence (FDR = 1.2e-05)) |
High pH, screen 1 of 2 ( 99% confidence (FDR = 1.1e-05)) |
Hypoxic (low light), screen 1 of 1 ( 99% confidence (FDR = 2e-09)) |
Hypoxic and high light, screen 1 of 1 ( 99% confidence (FDR = 0.00017)) |
Photosynthesis, screen 1 of 5 ( 94% confidence (FDR = 0.053)) |
Photosynthesis, screen 2 of 5 ( 73% confidence (FDR = 0.27)) |
Photosynthesis, screen 3 of 5 ( 99% confidence (FDR = 0.0014)) |
Note: FDR indicates the likelihood that a particular genotype-phenotype relationship is incorrect. Not all mutants in a particular gene show the same phenotype. Please see the mutant pages for each mutant's phenotypes. Complementation is needed to definitively prove a genotype-phenotype link. These data are from a pooled phenotyping experiment.
If you reference the phenotypic data above in a manuscript, please cite: Fauser et al. 2022 Nature Genetics.