Gene: CiPaw.07G051800
General Information
Structural Information
- Species Carya illinoinensis
- Gene Identifier CiPaw.07G051800
- Transcript Identifier CiPaw.07G051800.1
- Gene Type Coding gene
- Location Chr07 : 7841012-7842707 : positive
Gene Family Information
- ID HOM05D000044
- #Genes/#Species 4827/97
- Phylogenetic origin
- ID ORTHO05D000051
- #Genes/#Species 2849/96
- Phylogenetic origin
Gene Duplication Information
- Tandem Duplication Tandem duplicate
- Block Duplication Block duplicate
Labels
Identifiers
- id CiPaw.07G051800.v1.1
- pacid 45825778
- locus Caril.07G050500
Descriptions
- Description PTHR31388//PTHR31388:SF3 - FAMILY NOT NAMED // PEROXIDASE 36-RELATED
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Functional Annotation
Biological Process
GO term | Evidence(s) | Provider(s) | Description | Source(s) |
---|---|---|---|---|
GO:0006979 | IEA | InterPro | response to oxidative stress | |
GO:0042744 | IEA | InterPro | hydrogen peroxide catabolic process | |
GO:0009827 | ISO | PLAZA Integrative Orthology | plant-type cell wall modification | AT3G50990 |
GO:0009809 | ISO | PLAZA Integrative Orthology | lignin biosynthetic process | AT5G66390 |
GO:0051707 | ISO | PLAZA Integrative Orthology | response to other organism | AT4G36430 |
GO:0080001 | ISO | PLAZA Integrative Orthology | mucilage extrusion from seed coat | AT3G50990 |
GO:0044347 | ISO | PLAZA Integrative Orthology | cell wall polysaccharide catabolic process | AT3G50990 |
Molecular Function
GO term | Evidence(s) | Provider(s) | Description | Source(s) |
---|---|---|---|---|
GO:0004601 | IEA | InterPro | peroxidase activity | |
GO:0020037 | IEA | InterPro | heme binding |
Cellular Component
GO term | Evidence(s) | Provider(s) | Description | Source(s) |
---|---|---|---|---|
GO:0009505 | ISO | PLAZA Integrative Orthology | plant-type cell wall | AT3G50990 |
Color Legend
Experimental Evidence |
Computational Reviewed Evidence |
Electronic Evidence |
Mapman id | Description |
---|---|
21.6.2.3 | Cell wall organisation.lignin.monolignol conjugation and polymerization.lignin peroxidase |