Long-day flowering time pathway (Arabidopsis thaliana)

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4CK2 Casein Kinase ComplexCIRCADIAN CLOCKalpha subunitparalogsPhotoperiodLong DayInhibits/down_regulates/repressesprotein-protein interactionAutonomous flowering time pathwayFlower Development[Pathway WP618]beta subunitparalogsCircadian clock entrainmentVernalization PathwayActivates/upregulates111CRY2FTPHYECK2 alpha CpGibberellic AcidCK2B2CK2 alpha AFLCCRY1CK2 alpha BCHETOC1FCAELF4CK2B1CK2B3FRIELF3CK2 alpha CPHYDPHYBCCA1PHYACOPIF6GILHYCOP1SOC1CK2B4FKF1SPYLD2511111111


Description

Flowering time in a plant is associated often with the property of when the plant flowers. However, this property is dependent on several components of environment (light, photoperiod and temperature), gene regulation and several biological processes besides the genetic makeup of the plant. The time taken by the plant to flower also depends on the when the vegetative shoot apical meristem transitions into the reproductive shoot apical meristem. The correct timing and perception of the signal is essential to successful flower development in a timely manner. In Arabidopsis the day length (photoperiod) can control several plant processes including the flowering time. Arabidopsis is a facultative long-day plant since its flowering is promoted by the long days (~16 hours light; 8 hours dark), and delayed, in shortday conditions (8 hours light, 16 hours dark). As compared to rice which is a short day plant. Flowering in rice is induced by short day length photoperiod.

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Flowering time
 
This connects to Flower Development Pathway [WP618]

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88694view16:01, 12 August 2016JmeliusOntology Term : 'regulatory pathway' added !
68455view19:39, 5 July 2013MaintBotUpdated to 2013 gpml schema
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40489view19:13, 1 March 2011MaintBotRemoved redundant pathway information and comments
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29074view19:51, 30 March 2009PjaiswalLHY suppresses CHE as well
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NameTypeDatabase referenceComment
CCA1GeneProductAT2G46830 (TAIR) CIRCADIAN CLOCK ASSOCIATED 1 is a transcriptional repressor and works similar to LHY in a regulatory feedback loop.
CHEGeneProductAT5G08330 (TAIR) CHE (CCA1 HIKING EXPEDITION) is a Class I TCP (TB1, CYC, PCFs) family protein. It is a clock component redundant with LHY in repression of CCA1. Its expression is regulated by CCA, thus creating a CCA1/CHE feedback loop. CHE and TOC1 interact and CHE binds CCA1 promoter.
CK2 alpha AGeneProductAT5G67380 (TAIR)
CK2 alpha BGeneProductAT3G50000 (TAIR)
CK2 alpha CGeneProductAT2G23080 (TAIR)
CK2 alpha CpGeneProductAT2G23070 (TAIR) Found localized to plastid/chloroplast
CK2B1GeneProductAT5G47080 (TAIR)
CK2B2GeneProductAT4G17640 (TAIR)
CK2B3GeneProductAT3G60250 (TAIR)
CK2B4GeneProductAT2G44680 (TAIR)
COGeneProductAt5G15840 (TAIR)
COP1GeneProductAT2G32950 (TAIR)
CRY1GeneProductAT4G08920 (TAIR)
CRY2GeneProductAT1G04400 (TAIR)
ELF3GeneProductAT2G25930 (TAIR) EARLY FLOWERING 3 interacts with PHYB
ELF4GeneProductAT2G40080 (TAIR) EARLY FLOWERING 4 controls circadian rhythms and flowering time
FCAGeneProductAT4G16280 (TAIR) It is an RNA-binding protein that promotes transition of vegetative meristem to reproductive mesitem and is involved in RNA-mediated chromatin silencing.
FKF1GeneProductAT1G68050 (TAIR) FLAVIN-BINDING, KELCH REPEAT, F BOX 1 is clock-controlled and regulates transition to flowering.
FLCGeneProductAT5G10140 (TAIR) FLOWERING LOCUS C (FLC) is a transcription factor that functions as a repressor of floral transition and contributes to temperature compensation of the circadian clock. Its expression is downregulated during cold treatment.
FRIGeneProductAT4G00650 (TAIR) Loss of function of FRIGIDA (FRI) results in early flowering.
FTGeneProductAT1G65480 (TAIR)
GIGeneProductAT1G22770 (TAIR) promotes flowering by acting upstream of CO (CONSTANS), FT (FLOWERING TIME) and SOC1 (SUPPRESSOR OF OVEREXPRESSION OF CO1)
Gibberellic AcidMetabolite77-06-5 (CAS)
LDGeneProductAT4G02560 (TAIR) LUMINIDEPENDENS (LD) is a positive regulator of flowering in the autonomous pathway. Its functional disruption results in delayed flowering.
LHYGeneProductAT1G01060 (TAIR) LATE ELONGATED HYPOCOTYL 1 is a transcription factor involved in circadian rythm along with MYB transcription factor.
PHYAGeneProductAT1G09570 (TAIR)
PHYBGeneProductAT2G18790 (TAIR)
PHYDGeneProductAT4G16250 (TAIR)
PHYEGeneProductAT4G18130 (TAIR)
PIF6GeneProductAT3G62090 (TAIR) PHYTOCHROME INTERACTING FACTOR 6 is a Myc-related bHLH transcription factor and physically interacts with TOC1.
SOC1GeneProductAT2G45660 (TAIR)
SPYGeneProductAT3G11540 (TAIR) SPINDLY (SPY) encodes for the enzyme N-acetyl glucosamine transferase that may glycosylate molecules involved in GA signaling. SPY acts as both a repressor of GA responses and as a positive regulation of cytokinin signalling. [imported from TAIR http://arabidopsis.org/servlets/TairObject?id=36698&type=locus]
TOC1GeneProductAT5G61380 (TAIR) TIMING OF CAB EXPRESSION 1 is involved in generating circadian rythm and shortens the span of circumnutation rate. TOC1 interacts with ZTL.

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