LOC_Os02g36880

Expression Profile

RGAP LOCUS ID LOC_Os02g36880
RAP-DB ID Os02g0579000
Function No apical meristem protein, putative, expressed

Sub-cellular Localization Predictions

1) WoLF-PSORT Prediction

localization Nuclear
score 5

2) CELLO Prediction

localization Nuclear
score 1.766

3) NUCPRED Prediction

localization Non Nuclear
score 0.21

4) Y-Loc Prediction

localization Cytoplasm
score 68
confidence value 0.7
Number Of Software Predicting Nucleus 2
Seed Specific No
Transcription factor category NAC

Experimental evidence for subcellular localization

Published gene name (updated 1 January 2020) OMTN1
Function assigned as per literature OMTN1 IS miR164-targeted NAC gene that negatively regulate drought resistance in rice
Subcellular localization as per literature Nucleus
Cells used for localization experiment rice protoplasts
NUCLEAR or Not Nuclear NUCLEAR
PMID 24604734
Reference of localization https://academic.oup.com/jxb/article/65/8/2119/434680
Is Subcellular localization evidence by author available ? No

Sequence Analysis

Number of PAT4 0
Number of PAT7 0
Number of Bipartite 0
Basic residues % 0.102
NLS score -0.47
Protein Sequence >LOC_Os02g36880.2 protein
MRLARQQQQVVVAATMEHDVHHHRQMMQQQQQQEMDLPPGFRFHPTDEELITHYLLRKAADPAGFAARAVGEADLNKCEPWDLPSRATMGEKEWYFFCVK
DRKYPTGLRTNRATESGYWKATGKDREIFRGKALVGMKKTLVFYTGRAPRGGKTGWVMHEYRIHGKHAAANSKQDQEWVLCRVFKKSLELAPAAAAAVGR
RGAGAGTDVGPSSMPMADDVVGLAPCALPPLMDVSGGGGGAGTTSLSATAGAAAAPPPAHVTCFSNALEGQFLDTPYLLPAADPADHLAMSSASPFLEAL
QMQYVQDAAAAGGAGMVHELLMGGGWYCNKGERERLSGASQDTGLTSSEVNPGEISSSSRQQRMDHHDASLWAY

GO Analysis

1
GO Category Cellular comBiological Processonent
GO Term cellular_component
2
GO Category Biological Process
GO Term biosynthetic process
3
GO Category Biological Process
GO Term nucleobase, nucleoside, nucleotide and nucleic acid metabolic process
4
GO Category Biological Process
GO Term multicellular organismal development
5
GO Category Molecular Function
GO Term sequence-specific DNA binding transcription factor activity
Presence of Splice variants YES