Function of B - BOX proteins under shade

Plants are capable of perceiving changes in the light environment and finely adjust their growth and development. Reductions of red to far-red ratio [R:FR] generated by an increase of the plant canopy above the plant are sensed by the phytochrome system triggering the shade-avoidance syndrome [SAS]...

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Otros Autores: Crocco, Carlos Daniel, Holm, Magnus, Yanovsky, Marcelo J., Botto, Javier Francisco
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520 |a Plants are capable of perceiving changes in the light environment and finely adjust their growth and development. Reductions of red to far-red ratio [R:FR] generated by an increase of the plant canopy above the plant are sensed by the phytochrome system triggering the shade-avoidance syndrome [SAS] that includes elongation of vegetative structures, reduction of branching and acceleration of flowering. Albeit the SAS is a strategy of major adaptative significance in plant communities, involving massive changes in gene expression, our knowledge of the SAS signaling network is still fragmented. By a selection and characterization of a T-DNA mutant with a long hypocotyl under shade, we identified BBX21, a protein with two B-box domains involved in the SAS. BBX21 belongs to a small eight member family of B-box containing proteins with both opposite and additive functions in the SAS signaling. BBX21 down-regulates the gene expression of auxin, brassinosteroid and ethylene signaling pathway components under shade. Furthermore BBX21 is a transcription factor that interacts genetically with COP1. We propose a model in which a dynamic balance of positive and negative B-box transcriptional regulators acts as a gas-and-brake mechanism into the COP1 signaling to regulate the expression of SAS. 
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653 0 |a DARKNESS 
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773 |t Plant signaling and behavior  |g vol.6, no.1 (2011), p.101-104 
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