Information report for Zpz_sc00103.1.g00570.1.am.mk
Gene Details
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Functional Annotation
- Refseq: XP_004970421.3 — WRKY transcription factor WRKY24
- Swissprot: Q6B6R4 — WRK24_ORYSI; WRKY transcription factor WRKY24
- TrEMBL: A0A1E5WCJ0 — A0A1E5WCJ0_9POAL; Putative WRKY transcription factor 33
- STRING: Si000906m — (Setaria italica)
- GO:0009409 — Biological Process — response to cold
- GO:0009414 — Biological Process — response to water deprivation
- GO:0009651 — Biological Process — response to salt stress
- GO:0009753 — Biological Process — response to jasmonic acid
- GO:0009788 — Biological Process — negative regulation of abscisic acid-activated signaling pathway
- GO:0009938 — Biological Process — negative regulation of gibberellic acid mediated signaling pathway
- GO:0010120 — Biological Process — camalexin biosynthetic process
- GO:0010200 — Biological Process — response to chitin
- GO:0010508 — Biological Process — positive regulation of autophagy
- GO:0042742 — Biological Process — defense response to bacterium
- GO:0045893 — Biological Process — positive regulation of transcription, DNA-templated
- GO:0050832 — Biological Process — defense response to fungus
- GO:0070370 — Biological Process — cellular heat acclimation
- GO:0005634 — Cellular Component — nucleus
- GO:0003700 — Molecular Function — transcription factor activity, sequence-specific DNA binding
- GO:0043565 — Molecular Function — sequence-specific DNA binding
- GO:0044212 — Molecular Function — transcription regulatory region DNA binding
Family Introduction
- WRKY transcription factors are one of the largest families of transcriptional regulators in plants and form integral parts of signalling webs that modulate many plant processes. Here, we review recent significant progress in WRKY transcription factor research. New findings illustrate that WRKY proteins often act as repressors as well as activators, and that members of the family play roles in both the repression and de-repression of important plant processes. Furthermore, it is becoming clear that a single WRKY transcription factor might be involved in regulating several seemingly disparate processes. Mechanisms of signalling and transcriptional regulation are being dissected, uncovering WRKY protein functions via interactions with a diverse array of protein partners, including MAP kinases, MAP kinase kinases, 14-3-3 proteins, calmodulin, histone deacetylases, resistance proteins and other WRKY transcription factors. WRKY genes exhibit extensive autoregulation and cross-regulation that facilitates transcriptional reprogramming in a dynamic web with built-in redundancy.
- The defining feature of WRKY transcription factors is their DNA binding domain. This is called the WRKY domain after the almost invariant WRKY amino acid sequence at the N-terminus. In a few WRKY proteins, the WRKY amino acid sequences have been replaced by WRRY, WSKY, WKRY, WVKY or WKKY. The WRKY domain is about 60 residues in length, and as well as containing the WRKY signature it also has an atypical zinc-finger structure at the C-terminus. The zinc-finger structure is either Cx4-5Cx22-23HxH or Cx7Cx23HxC. Initially, in the absence of a complete gene family from any plant species, the WRKY transcription factors were divided into three groups based on the number of WRKY domains (two domains in Group I proteins and one in the others) and the structure of their zinc fingers (C2HC in Group III proteins).
Literature and News
Gene Resources
Sequences
CDS Sequence:
- >Zpz_sc00103.1.g00570.1.am.mk|Zoysia_pacifica|WRKY|Zpz_sc00103.1.g00570.1.am.mk
Protein Sequence:
- >Zpz_sc00103.1.g00570.1.am.mk|Zoysia_pacifica|WRKY|Zpz_sc00103.1.g00570.1.am.mk
MPRRHRAAPRGIASPLLVVGIGFSPSFRALASIERRLFNATSFDRSMSSAQLGPNNPKELGFPPPPSSRLQSPPKSHHRASQPGQPRHRLETARRGSIGSCDEFNFPLFRPMTTSSSGSIEVPANSRPGAFSFASTSFADMMGAGPAAAGGASRYKAMTPPSLPLSPPLVSPSSFNILGGLNPADFLDSPVLLTSSFDTTPPLPCHFGARGRGALTFSLWTYEVQDVEQSANAFCMFQIFPSPTVGAFASQQYSWMPAQGEEQGSNNKEEQRQSYPDFSFQTPAPTSEEAVRTTTTFQTPIPSASLGEETYTSQQQQPWGFQQQSGMDAGATQAAFGSASTFQATSSDATTMALHVQGSGAGGYGQTQSQRRSSDDGYNWRKYGQKQVKGSENPRSYYKCTFPNCPTKKKVERSQDGQITEIVYKGTHNHAKPQNTRRNSSSAALLLQSGDASEHSFGGTPVGTPENSASFGDDDAAGNAGGDELDEDEPDSKRWRKESEAEGLSMAGNRTVREPRVVVQTMSDIDILDDGYRWRKYGQKVVKGNPNPRSYYKCTTPSCPVRKHVERASHDLRAVITTYEGKHNHDVPAARGSAALYRPAPPPPDNHYLAAAGVRPPALAYQNSGAGQQYAHGFSGQSSFGLQSATGGSFAFSGFDDLTGSYMSQHQQQQRQNDAMHASRAKEEPREDMFFQQSMMHGGPTWRDSRPRGASGAPRWIGGRWRQPARHAGLNQTAGGFVSAVSPLQTTLIRSAYRRQESGAGACGPGFALSENTVVFVMVRRQLGRRYPARRGRGDASKIPSRGCVLPL