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Reference
TAG-106-923
Title
An EREBP/AP2-type protein in Triticum aestivum was a DRE-binding transcription factor induced by cold, dehydration and ABA stress
Journal
Theoretical and Applied Genetics
Year
2003
Volume
106
Pages
923-930
Author
Shen YG
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Abstract
Summary: We characterize one transcription factor of DRE-binding proteins (TaDREB1) that was isolated from a drought-induced cDNA library of wheat (Triticum aestivum L.). TaDREB1 contains one conserved EREBP/AP2 domain, and shows similarity with Arabidopsis thaliana DREB family members in both overall amino-acid sequences and the secondary structure arrangement within the DNA-binding motifs. In yeast one-hybrid system, TaDREB1, can specially activate the genes fused with the promoter containing three tandemly repeated copies of the wild-type DRE sequence: TACCGACAT. In different wheat cultivars, the Ta DREB1 gene is induced by low temperature, salinity and drought; and the expression of Wcs120 that contains DRE motifs in its promoter is closely related to the expression of TaDREB1. These results suggest that TaDREB1 functions as a DRE-binding transcription factor in wheat. We also observed the dwarf phenotype in transgenic rice (T0) overexpressing TaDREB1
External Databases
Pubmed: 12647068
Keyword
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aba
abiotic stresses
abscisic acid
amino acid
amino acid sequence
ap2 domain
arabidopsis
cdna
cdna library
cis-acting element
cold
dehydration
dna
dna binding
dna binding motifs
domain
dre-binding protein
drought
dwarf
family
freezing tolerance
gene
gene expression
library
mar
member
one-hybrid
promoter
rice
salinity
secondary structure
sequence
signal transduction
similarities
stress
system
temperature
transcription
transcription factor
transgenic
transgenic rice
triticum
wild-type
yeast

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