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Leucine-rich repeat transmembrane protein kinase family protein
TAIR Computational Description
Leucine-rich repeat transmembrane protein kinase family protein;(source:Araport11)
TAIR Curator Summary
The gene encodes receptorlike kinase (RLK). Involved in the maintenance organization of cell files or cell morphology in conductive elements. Functions as a receptor for CEP1 peptide. Mediates nitrate uptake signaling.
TAIR Short Description
Leucine-rich repeat transmembrane protein kinase family protein
Expressed in the vasculature, especially in phloem and procambium regions, from the mature embryo stage through the adult plant (PubMed:21853254). Excluded from early stages of lateral root development (PubMed:27296247).
Receptor kinase involved in the perception of C-terminally encoded plant signaling peptide (CEP) and subsequent regulation of root and shoot development (PubMed:25324386). Required for xylem and phloem cell files morphology and organization, probably by preventing ectopic lignification in phloem cells (PubMed:21853254). Together with CEPR2, mediates systemic nitrogen (N)-demand signaling upon the perception of root-derived peptides (e.g. CEP1) via the up-regulation of genes involved in N uptake and assimilation pathways (PubMed:25324386). Positively regulates lateral root initiation and development; probably repressed by the signaling peptide CEP5 (PubMed:27296247).
Expressed in the vasculature, especially in phloem and procambium regions, of stems, leaves, cotyledons, sepals, pedals, pedicels, hypocotyls and roots (in primary and lateral roots, but not in root tips) (PubMed:21853254, PubMed:25324386). Expressed in the root from the basal meristem onward. Present in the phloem pole pericycle and in the adjacent phloem (PubMed:27296247).