Gene: Os04g0393500

General Information

Structural Information

  • Species Oryza sativa ssp. japonica
  • Gene Identifier Os04g0393500
  • Transcript Identifier Os04t0393500-01
  • Gene Type Coding gene
  • Location chr04 : 19356400-19356807 : positive

Gene Family Information

  • ID HOM05D000116
  • #Genes/#Species 2887/99
  • Phylogenetic origin

Gene Duplication Information

Labels

Identifiers

  • tid Os04t0393500-01
  • MSU-ID LOC_Os04g32300.1
  • symbol GRX13
  • symbol OsGRX13
  • symbol OsROXY1
  • name glutaredoxin 13
  • uniprot Q0JDM4

Descriptions

  • Description CC-type glutaredoxin, Floral organ development and pathogen response
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Functional Annotation

Biological Process

GO termEvidence(s)Provider(s)DescriptionSource(s)
GO:0048441
ISO
PLAZA Integrative Orthologypetal development AT3G02000
GO:0000122
ISO
PLAZA Integrative Orthologynegative regulation of transcription by RNA polymerase II AT3G02000
GO:0048451
ISO
PLAZA Integrative Orthologypetal formation AT3G02000
GO:0045892
ISO
PLAZA Integrative Orthologynegative regulation of transcription, DNA-templated AT3G02000
GO:0048653
ISO
PLAZA Integrative Orthologyanther development AT3G02000
GO:0048448
ISO
PLAZA Integrative Orthologystamen morphogenesis AT3G02000

Molecular Function

GO termEvidence(s)Provider(s)DescriptionSource(s)
GO:0097573
IEA
GOA Databaseglutathione oxidoreductase activity
GO:0097573
IEA
InterProglutathione oxidoreductase activity
GO:0005515
ISO
PLAZA Integrative Orthologyprotein binding AT3G02000

Cellular Component

GO termEvidence(s)Provider(s)DescriptionSource(s)
GO:0005737
IEA
GOA Databasecytoplasm
GO:0005634
IEA
GOA Databasenucleus

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Experimental Evidence
Computational Reviewed Evidence
Electronic Evidence
GO Sources: Primary Orthology Homology
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InterPro Description
IPR002109 Glutaredoxin
IPR011905 Glutaredoxin-like, plant II
IPR036249 Thioredoxin-like superfamily
Mapman id Description
18.8.1 Protein modification.S-glutathionylation.glutaredoxin