Features of the Protein Encoded by the Ruby Transcript

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Features of the Protein Encoded by the Ruby Transcript Features of the Protein Encoded by the Ruby Transcript.(A) Protein alignment of Ruby with characterized members of the anthocyanin-specific family of Myb factors (http://multalin.toulouse.inra.fr/multalin/). Features of the Protein Encoded by the Ruby Transcript.(A) Protein alignment of Ruby with characterized members of the anthocyanin-specific family of Myb factors (http://multalin.toulouse.inra.fr/multalin/). Identical amino acids are shown in pink. The GenBank accession numbers of these proteins are as follows: Ph AN2 (Petunia × hybrida), AAF66727.1; Sl AN1 (tomato [Solanum lycopersicum]), AAQ55181.1; Vv MYBA1 (V. vinifera), ABB87013.1; Ib MYB1 (Ipomoea batatas), BAF45118.1; At PAP1 (Arabidopsis), ABB03877.1; and Am ROSEA1 (snapdragon), ABB83826.1. Arrowheads indicate the region to which degenerate primers were designed. The signature motif for interaction with bHLH proteins within the R3 Myb DNA binding domain and the conserved motif defining members of R2R3 Myb subgroup 6 are boxed in gray.(B) Phylogenetic analysis showing that the Ruby transcription factor clusters with anthocyanin-specific members of subgroup 6 from the R2R3MYB family. Bootstrap values are shown if significant at or above the 90% confidence limit. Locus identifiers for Arabidopsis proteins are At MYB3 (At1g22640), At MYB4 (At4g38620), At MYB6 (At4g09460), At MYB7 (At2g16720), At MYB8 (At1g35515), At MYB13 (At1g06180), At MYB14 (At2g31180), At MYB15 (At3g23250), At MYB32 (At4g34990), At MYB11 (At3g62610), At MYB12 (At2g47460), At MYB111 (At5g49330), At MYB113 (At1g66370), At MYB114 (At1g66380), At MYB75 (At1g56650), At MYB90 (At1g66390), and At MYB123 (At5g35550). Identifiers for snapdragon proteins are Am MYB308 (P81393), Am MYB330 (P81395), Am ROSEA1 (DQ275529), Am ROSEA2 (DQ275530), and Am VENOSA (DQ275531). Identifiers for maize (Zea mays) proteins are Zm MYB42 (AM156908), Zm MYBC1 (X06333), Zm MYBP (U57002), and Zm MYBPL (L19494). Identifiers for grape proteins are Vv MYBF1 (FJ948477), Vv MYBA1 (AB097923), and Vv MYBA2 (AB097924). Identifiers for tobacco proteins are Nt MYB2 (AB028649) and Nt MYBJS1 (AB236951). Identifiers for tomato proteins are Sl MYB12 (EU419748) and Sl ANT1 (AY348870). Identifiers for other proteins are as follows: Cs Ruby from sweet orange (this study, GenBank/EMBL JN402334); Dc MYB1 from carrot (Daucus carota) (AB218778); Os MYB4 from rice (Oryza sativa) (Y11414); Na MYB8 from Nicotiana attenuata (GU451752); Eg MYB1 from Eucalyptus gunnii (AJ576024); Pt MYB14 from Pinus taeda (DQ399056); Sb MYBY1 from sorghum (Sorghum bicolor) (AY860968); and Ph AN2 from petunia (Petunia hybrida) (AF146702). Eugenio Butelli et al. Plant Cell 2012;24:1242-1255 ©2012 by American Society of Plant Biologists