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Uncovering and mathematically modeling Transcription Factor Networks (TFNs) are the first steps in engineering plants with traits that are better equipped to respond to changing environments. Although several plant TFNs are well known, the framework for systematically modeling complex characteristics such as switch-like behavior, oscillations, and homeostasis that emerge from them remain elusive....
As non-motile organisms, plants must respond to constantly changing environmental conditions through dynamic means. The Arabidopsis thaliana Pirin1 (PRN1) is an enzyme that regulates the UV-screening compound quercetin and exhibits multiple light-dependent mutant phenotypes. However, regulation of the PRN1 gene or protein is not well studied. Herein, we investigated the light regulation of expression...
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