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Gene : SYP123 A. thaliana
DB identifier  ? AT4G03330 Secondary Identifier  ? locus:2125487
Name  ? syntaxin of plants 123 Brief Description  syntaxin of plants 123
TAIR Computational Description  syntaxin of plants 123;(source:Araport11)
TAIR Curator Summary  member of SYP12 Gene Family, mutants have severe defects in root hair elongation.
TAIR Short Description  syntaxin of plants 123
TAIR Aliases  ATSYP123, SYP123
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Region: gene ? Length: 1467  
Location: Chr4:1466284-1467750

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Type Comment Proteins
SY123_ARATH function Vesicle trafficking protein that functions in the secretory pathway (Probable). Acts in coordination with SYP132 to mediate tip-focused membrane trafficking for root hair tip growth (PubMed:24642714). Functions in root hair elongation by forming SNARE complexes with VAMP721,VAMP722 or VAMP724 (PubMed:24642714).
SY123_ARATH similarity Belongs to the syntaxin family.
SY123_ARATH tissue specificity Expressed in tips of root hairs.

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