The Cis-elements of Responsing Jasmonates in Plant

Abstract

Abstract: Jasmonates is a kind of basic plant hormone, widely exists in living organisms, as a signal molecule, it plays an important role in the process of the plant development, senescence and stress signal response. The promoter a DNA sequence which is located in gene 5'end ATG upstream and responsible for the regulation of gene transcription. At present, a lot of induced expression related cis-elements has been identified. This paper mainly introduces the research progress of the of plant promoter’s cis-elements which is responsing jasmonates.

Key words: Plant promoter, Cis-elements, Jasmonates

Huang Shiwei, Ma Shu, Tian Yun, Lu Xiangyang. The Cis-elements of Responsing Jasmonates in Plant [J]. Biotechnology Bulletin, 2013, 0(4): 8-13.

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