Transcription of TAC1

Stable Identifier
R-OSA-9924545
Type
Reaction [BlackBoxEvent]
Species
Oryza sativa
Compartment
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Summation

TILLER ANGLE CONTROL 1 (TAC1) is involved in the regulation of the tiller angle. It promotes horizontal shoot growth. TAC1 and LAZY1 play opposite functions in the regulation of tiller growth angle. The overexpression of TAC1 results in an enlarged tiller angle, thus a spread-out plant architecture. The cultivated japonica rice genotypes contain a point mutation in the 3'-splice site of TAC1's fourth intron (?GGGA?) that suppresses TAC1 expression, causing a compact plant architecture (Zhu et al., 2021). In contrast, wild rice and several indica rice accessions (with spread-out tillers) contain ?AGGA? in the 3'-splice site of TAC1's fourth intron (Dong et al., 2016). Transgenic RNAi plants that show silencing of TAC1 exhibit erect tillers with a very small tiller angle (Baisheng et al., 2007). TAC1 promoter has binding sites for the three TFs including ARF15, OsHOX1, and OsHOX28 (Naithani et al. (2024);analysis conducted by the Plant Reactome Biocurator)

Literature References
PubMed ID Title Journal Year
17908158 TAC1, a major quantitative trait locus controlling tiller angle in rice Plant J 2007
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Event Information
Orthologous Events