SPA1 Antibody

1. The WD-repeat domain of SPA1 is necessary for the interaction between SPA1 and COL12. PMID: 29187570
2. The N-terminal kinase-like domain is primarily responsible for the respective light-responsiveness of SPA1 and SPA2. PMID: 27444995
3. these results provide insights into SPA1- and MYC2-mediated transcriptional regulation of the Z- and G-box containing promoters in light signaling pathways. PMID: 23646119
4. CRY2 directly interacts with SPA1 in nuclei PMID: 22739826
5. SPA1 Is Required for the CRY2-Mediated Photoperiodic Regulation of Floral Initiation. PMID: 21514160
6. demonstrated the genetic and molecular relationships of MYC2 and SPA1 in light and JA (jasmonic acid) signaling pathways. Here, we have further shown the genetic interactions between these two proteins in flowering time and lateral root development PMID: 21512327
7. CRY1 interacts physically with SPA1 in a blue-light-dependent manner. PMID: 21511872
8. SPA1 acts in the phloem to regulate seedling de-etiolation, leaf expansion and flowering time. PMID: 21447551
9. SPA1 and SPA2 proteins are rapidly de-stabilized upon light exposure. PMID: 21235648
10. MYC2 and SPA1 act redundantly to suppress photomorphogenic growth in the dark. PMID: 20864543
11. Results show that SPA1 and DET1 act together to control photomorphogenesis throughout plant development. PMID: 20041285
12. Repression of light signaling by Arabidopsis SPA1 likely involves post-translational regulation of HFR1 protein accumulation. PMID: 15960622
13. SPA1 regulates circadian rhythms and flowering time in plants. PMID: 16709190
14. SPA1 protein can self-associate or interact with each other, forming stable heterogeneous group of SPA-COP1 complexes regardless of light conditions but exhibit distinct expression profiles in different tissues and light conditions. PMID: 18812498

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KEGG: ath:AT2G46340

STRING: 3702.AT2G46340.1

UniGene: At.11156