Claim · model-written summary
Soybean proteins GmUPS1-1 and GmUPS1-2 transport allantoin and allantoic acid out of the nodule.
- Taxon
- soybean
Glycine maxe0 - Gene
- GmUPS1-1 (XP_003516366) and GmUPS1-2 (XP_003518768)e0
- Outcome
- allantoin and allantoic acid transport out of the nodulee0
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Verbatim
t0“Soybean ureide transporters”
e0“Here, we demonstrate the function of two soybean proteins - GmUPS1-1 (XP_003516366) and GmUPS1-2 (XP_003518768) - in allantoin and allantoic acid transport out of the nodule”
Title
Soybean ureide transporters play a critical role in nodule development, function and nitrogen export
Ray Collier; Mechthild Tegeder The Plant Journal 2012. doi:10.1111/j.1365-313x.2012.05086.x
Other claims from this paper (6)
- Intervention effect Repression of GmUPS1-1 and GmUPS1-2 in nodules leads to an accumulation of ureides.
- Intervention effect Repression of GmUPS1-1 and GmUPS1-2 in nodules decreases nitrogen partitioning to roots and shoot.
- Intervention effect In RNAi UPS1 plants, nodule development, nitrogen fixation and nodule metabolism are negatively affected.
- Observation Both transporters are present in the plasma membrane and expressed in nodule cortex cells and vascular endodermis.
- Mechanism Export of ureides from nodules is mediated by UPS1 proteins.
- Mechanism Activity of the transporters is essential for shoot nitrogen supply and also for nodule development and function.