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A SABATH family enzyme regulates development in part via the gibberellin-related pathway in the liverwort Marchantia polymorpha.
Plant & cell physiology - 5 Sept 2026
Kawamura Shogo, Shimokawa Eita, Ito Maika, Nakamura Isuzu, Kanazawa Takehiko, Iwano Megumi, Sun Rui, Yoshitake Yoshihiro, Yamaoka Shohei, Yamaguchi Shinjiro, Ueda Takashi, Kato Misako, Kohchi Takayuki
Abstract excerpt
The SABATH family enzymes are a group of plant-specific methyltransferases that catalyze the methylation of many small molecules, including several plant hormones. While this family originated before the evolution of land plants from streptophyte algae, little is known about its biological function in plant lineages other than angiosperms. Here, we identified 12 SABATH family genes from the liverwort Marchantia...
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- Marchantia
- Gibberellins
- Gene Expression Regulation, Plant
- Plant Proteins
- Phylogeny
