SOC1 Antibody

1. Results indicate that SUPPRESSOR OF OVEREXPRESSION OF CO 1 (SOC1) inhibits chlorophyll degradation via negatively regulating pheophytinase (PPH) expression. PMID: 28096189
2. We also demonstrate that a domain of the C-terminal region of ESD7 mediates the binding to the different PRC2 components and this interaction is necessary for the proper recruitment of PRC2 to FT and SOC1 chromatin. PMID: 26980282
3. SPL15 and the MADS-box protein SOC1 cooperate to promote transcription of their target genes. PMID: 27134142
4. SOC1 is involved in the regulation of stomatal opening via transcriptional regulation in guard cells. PMID: 25588388
5. a cross-repressive interaction of GNC and GNL on the one side and SOC1 on the other in the control of flowering time, greening, and cold tolerance PMID: 23739688
6. The drought escape response requires GI, FT/TSF, and AGL20 proteins in Arabidopsis.Abscisic acid up-regulates AGL20 expression in a photoperiod-dependent manner. PMID: 23719890
7. 3' UTR-mediated SOC1 mRNA destabilization by AtBRN1 and AtBRN2 proteins. PMID: 23437850
8. Our studies provide insight into the role of MPF2-like genes in phase transition by interacting with SOC1 and MAF1 genes, thereby also pointing to their significance as potential candidates for modifying flowering in crop plants in the future. PMID: 22539207
9. Flowering is controlled by AGL24 partly independently of SOC1 and FUL. PMID: 22902690
10. Flowering was promoted by induction of FT and SOC1 expression with blue light in Arabidopsis, whereas GpFTs and GpSOC1 expression was low with blue light induction in G. paniculata. PMID: 21431295
11. SOC1 constitutes a major hub in the regulatory networks underlying floral timing and flower development and that these networks are composed of many positive and negative autoregulatory and feedback loops. PMID: 22791302
12. SOC1 directly controls the expression of AGL42, AGL71 and AGL72 to balance the expression level of these SOC1-like genes. PMID: 21609362
13. Results demonstrate the presence of feedback loop that delays flowering through the increase of FLC when a cold spell is transient but suppresses the cold response when floral induction occurs through the repression of cold-inducible genes by SOC1. PMID: 19825833
14. SOC1 is able to bind directly to regulatory regions of class B and C homeotic genes. PMID: 19656343
15. Activation of SOC1 expression by FT and TSF in winter-annual flowering A. thaliana. [SOC1] PMID: 15618421
16. FT regulates SOC1 expression, and SOC1 regulates LFY expression [SOC1] PMID: 15695467
17. inactivation of FT caused down-regulation of SOC1 even in plants overexpressing CO, indicating that FT is required for SOC1 induction by CO PMID: 16183837
18. SOC1 gene. MADS box proteins are thought to bind their DNA targets as dimers or higher-order multimers PMID: 16623882
19. during floral transition, a positive-feedback loop conferred by direct transcriptional regulation between AGL24 and SOC1 at the shoot apex integrates flowering signals PMID: 18339670
20. Interaction with AGL24 relocates SOC1 to the nucleus, where SOC1 regulates leafy expression by binding to the LFY promoter. PMID: 18466303
21. EARLY FLOWERING9 (ELF9), an Arabidopsis thaliana RNA binding protein, directly targets the SOC1 transcript and reduces SOC1 mRNA levels. PMID: 19376936

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KEGG: ath:AT2G45660

STRING: 3702.AT2G45660.1

UniGene: At.25546