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Matched 5 reference genes in the Arabidopsis/rice annotation index. Pan-genes are ranked by best (minimum) mmseqs e-value, then by hit density (matched genes / cluster size). Hit rows with e-value weaker than 10⁻⁵ are excluded when scores are present in the index.

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AT1G80080

AtRLP17, TMM, Receptor Like Protein 17, TOO MANY MOUTHS

Leucine-rich repeat (LRR) family protein. Encodes a transmembrane leucine-repeat containing receptor-like protein that is expressed in proliferative postprotodermal cells. Recessive mutation leads to disruption of asymmetric cell division during stomata development. Its transcript levels change after inducing MUTE expression in a mute background. Leucine-rich repeat (LRR) family protein;(source:Araport11)

Os01g0623000

OsTMM, TMM, TOO MANY MOUTHS

Protein TOO MANY MOUTHS

AT1G34245

EPF2, EPIDERMAL PATTERNING FACTOR 2

Putative membrane lipoprotein. Encodes a secretory peptide EPF2 expressed in proliferating cells of the stomatal lineage, known as meristemoids, and in guard mother cells, the progenitors of stomata. Controls asymmetric cell divisions during stomatal development. EPF2 is related to EPF1, also involved in stomatal development. Its transcript levels change after inducing MUTE expression in a mute background. EPF2 binds to the ER receptor triggering MAPK activation that in turn inhibits stomatal development. EPF2 competes with STOMAGEN for binding to receptor protein kinases ER, and TMM. Putative membrane lipoprotein;(source:Araport11)

AT2G30370

AtEPFL6, CHAL, EPFL6, CHALLAH, epidermis patterning factor (EPF1)-like 6

allergen-related. Encodes a small, potentially secreted protein that acts as an inhibitor of stomatal production though likely not through direct interaction with the TMM receptor. It is homologous to known stomatal regulators EPF1 and EPF2. Member of the EPF/EPFL (epidermal patterning factor/EPF-like) gene family, which genes encode plant-specific secretory peptides, that function in a variety of signaling pathways controlling stomatal density and patterning, inflorescence architecture, and development of reproductive structures. Functions as a receptor ligand for ERECTA-SERK receptor complexes. allergen-like protein;(source:Araport11)

AT4G12970

AtEPFL9, EPFL9, STO, Epidermal Patterning Factor like-9, STOMAGEN

stomagen. Encodes a cysteine-rich peptide, a secretory factor that is produced in the mesophyll cells and acts on the epidermis to increase stomatal formation. Its mature form is a 45-aa peptide with three intramolecular disulfide bonds. It is proposed that STOMAGEN increases stomatal number by competing with two negative regulators of stomatal density, EPF1 and EPF2. STOMAGEN has been shown to compete with EPF2 for binding to the ER and TMM receptor kinases.Binding of STOMAGEN to ER prevents induction of the EPF2-ER MAPK cascade. It's transcript levels change after inducing MUTE expression in a mute background. stomagen;(source:Araport11)

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