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Transdução do sinal do ABA aao3 abi1-1 abi2-1 abi3 abi4 abi5 abi8 abh1 era1 era3 ctr1 gca1 gca2 gca3- gca8 ade1 hlq sbr Suppressors of non-germinating GA-deficient lines Reduced dormancy Wilty phenotype ABA-resistant germination ABA-hypersensitive germination and guard cell response Enhanced response to ABA at germination Enhance ABA resistance of abi1-1 ABA-resistant root growth Deregulation of KIN2:: LUC expression Aberrant patterns of Dc3::GUS expression

Transdução do sinal do ABA hos1 hos2 hos5 sad1 cla1 hyl1 axr2 bri1 det2 fry1 jar1 jin4 lec1 los1 prl1 sax1 uvs66 R-cdt-1 B-cool M-vp1 vp2- vp14 rea Hypersensitive to osmotic stress induction of RD29::LUC Hypersensitive to osmotic stress induction of RD29::LUC Supersensitive to ABA and drought induction of RD29::LUC Chloroplasts altered Hyponastic leaves Auxin-resistant root growth Brassinosteroid insensitive De-etiolated Constitutive expression of RD29::LUC Jasmonic acid resistant Leafy cotyledons, seed lethal Low sensitivity to osmotic stress Hypersensitivity to Glc and Suc Hypersensitive to auxin UV light sensitivity ABA-independent desiccation tolerance Decreased leaf temperature Viviparous Defective germination

Fatores transcricionais envolvidos na resposta ao ABA ABA response elements (ABREs)/bZIPs RY/Sph elements/B3 domain proteins MYB MYC Unknown/HD-Zip Unknown/AP2 ABI5/AtDPBF1, AtDPBF2, AtDPBF3/AREB3, AtDPBF4,AtDPBF5/ABF3, ABF1, ABF2/AREB1, ABF4/AREB2,GBF3, DPBF1, -2 and –3, TRAB1, PvZIP6, ROM2 (repressor), EmBP-1 ABI3, AfVP1, CpVP1, C-ABI3, PvALF, PtABI3, OsVP1, TaVP1, VP1 AtMYB2 AtMYC ATHB6, ATHB7, ATHB12 ABI4 Percentages shown beneath the conserved domains in B3 domain family proteins indicate the range of similarity to maize VP1 among orthologs from Arabidopsis, rice, oat, carrot, bean, resurrection plant, and poplar and with the related FUS3 protein. Comparisons among the bZIP domain family represent percentage of similarity to ABI5 within the conserved domains among homologous genes in Arabidopsis, sunflower, and rice. The EmBP-1 protein used for comparison was from wheat.

Genes envolvidos na sinalização por ABA identificados pela genética reversa AAPK AMBP kinase ARSK1 ATCDPK1, ATCDPK1a AtIP5PII AtPLC1 AtPP2C AtRac1/Rop6 GPA1 Ser/Thr protein kinase ABA-activated myelin basic protein kinase Root specific ser/thr kinase Calcium-dependent protein kinases Inositol polyphosphate 5-phosphatase II Phosphoinositide specific phospholipase C Protein phosphatase 2C Small GTPase G protein –subunit

Na sinalização/expressão Genes envolvidos na sinalização por ABA identificados pela genética reversa ICK1 MAPKKK PIP5K PKABA1 PLD ROP2 RPK1 WAPK Inhibitor of cyclin dependent kinase Mitogen-activated protein kinase kinase kinase Phosphatidylinositol-4-phosphate 5-kinase Ser/Thr-protein kinase Phospholipase D Rho-type small GTPase Receptor-like protein kinase Wounding-induced protein kinase Genes envolvidos Na sinalização/expressão alterada GSK3/shaggy-like protein kinase, His kinase osmosensor, Cyclin-dependent kinase, Ribosomal S6 kinase-like

Arrows represent promotion of processes or expression of the regulators. Bars represent inhibitors of the indicated processes. The positions of loci do not imply the order of gene action.

(A) Growth and anthocyanin accumulation in seedlings exposed to Glc (A) Growth and anthocyanin accumulation in seedlings exposed to Glc. Seed of the indicated genotypes were incubated on minimal mineral salt media supplemented with 0, 4, or 6% Glc for 7 days before scoring individuals with either expanded true leaves or pink cotyledons caused by anthocyanin accumulation. The low percentages of either characteristic observed for the ABI overexpression lines on all media, and even for the wild-type lines on high Glc, reflect the nhibition of both germination and seedling growth. (B) Seedlings of the indicated genotypes after 7 days of growth on 4% Glc. The 35S::ABI3 line is isolate C7A19, described by Parcy et al. (1994); the 35S::ABI4 line is isolate 114, described by Söderman et al. (2000); the 35S::ABI5 transgene contains an ABI5 cDNA, extending 23 bp 5 to the initiating codon, fused downstream of the 35S promoter of Cauliflower mosaic virus in pGA643 (T. Lynch and R.R. Finkelstein, unpublished data).Col, Columbia; Ws, Wassilewskija.