Beyond Light: Insights Into the Role of Constitutively Photomorphogenic1 in Plant Hormonal Signaling

Overview

Journal Front Plant Sci

Date 2019 Jun 4

PMID 31156657

Citations 17

Authors

Wenjing Wang

Qingbin Chen

Jose Ramon Botella

Siyi Guo

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Abstract

Light is an important environmental factor with profound effects in plant growth and development. Constitutively photomorphogenic1 (COP1) is a vital component of the light signaling pathway as a negative regulator of photomorphogenesis. Although the role of COP1 in light signaling has been firmly established for some time, recent studies have proven that COP1 is also a crucial part of multiple plant hormonal regulatory pathways. In this article, we review the available evidence involving COP1 in hormone signaling, its molecular mechanisms, and its contribution to the complicated regulatory network linking light and plant hormone signaling.

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