Gene: Sopen11g023220

General Information

Description Encodes FERRITIN 4, AtFER4. Ferritins are a class of 24-mer multi-meric proteins found in all kingdoms of life. Function as the main iron store in mammals. Evidence suggests that Arabidopsis ferritins are essential to protect cells against oxidative damage, but they do not constitute the major iron pool. Localize to mitochondria. Knock out mutants are not sensitive to abiotic stress. | ferritin 4 (FER4) | FUNCTIONS IN: oxidoreductase activity, ferric iron binding, binding, transition metal ion binding | INVOLVED IN: in 8 processes | LOCATED IN: mitochondrion, chloroplast stroma, chloroplast, chloroplast envelope | EXPRESSED IN: 22 plant structures | EXPRESSED DURING: 13 growth stages | CONTAINS InterPro DOMAIN/s: Ferritin, N-terminal , Ferritin-related , Ferritin-like , Ferritin, conserved site , Ferritin/ribonucleotide reductase-like , Ferritin/Dps protein | BEST Arabidopsis thaliana protein match is: ferritin 3

GO term	Evidence(s)	Provider(s)	Description	Source(s)
GO:0006826	IEA	InterPro	iron ion transport
GO:0006879	IEA	InterPro	cellular iron ion homeostasis

GO term	Evidence(s)	Provider(s)	Description	Source(s)
GO:0008199	IEA	InterPro	ferric iron binding

Experimental Evidence

Computational Reviewed Evidence

Electronic Evidence

Mapman id	Description
50.1.15	Enzyme classification.EC_1 oxidoreductases.EC_1.16 oxidoreductase oxidizing metal ion