Arabidopsis thaliana, also known as thale cress, or the mouse-ear cress, is a little flowering plant that is native to Eurasia and Africa. A. thaliana, a weed plant, can be found in disturbed areas and on the sides of roadways.
Arabidopsis thaliana is a wildly used as a model organism in plant biology. The plan develops swiftly, generates a large amount of small seeds, and has a small genome ~114.5 Mb.
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Four tools were used to analyze the gene AT1G66680
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Protein sequence comparison between gene and other species. |
Visual representation for cDNAs, T-DNA, and splice variants. |
Visual representation of gene expression for gene AT1G66680 within the Arabidopsis plant. |
Graphic of genes correlated with AT1G66680 and their expression in plant tissues.
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