The photo-thermochemical properties and functions of Marchantia phototropin encoded by an unduplicated gene in land plant evolution

The photo-thermochemical properties and functions of Marchantia phototropin encoded by an unduplicated gene in land plant evolution

Phototropin (phot) is a blue light photoreceptor in plants and possesses two photosensory light‑oxygen-voltage (LOV1 and LOV2) domains with different photo-thermochemical properties. While liverworts contain a single copy of PHOT (e.g., MpPHOT in Marchantia polymorpha), many land plant species conta...

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Main Authors: Fujii, Y. (Author), Hirano, S. (Author), Kato, S. (Author), Kodama, Y. (Author), Okajima, K. (Author), Sasaki, K. (Author), Takahashi, Y. (Author)
Format: Article
Language:English
Published: Elsevier B.V. 2021
Subjects:
Arabidopsis thaliana
Article
Biological Evolution
cell function
chemical reaction
chemistry
chloroplast
Chloroplast movement
Chloroplasts
Embryophyta
evolution
gene duplication
Gene duplication
Genes, Plant
genetics
light
Liverwort
LOV domain
Marchantia
metabolism
nonhuman
photochemistry
Photocycle
phototropin
Phototropin
Phototropins
physiology
plant evolution
plant gene
plant protein
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