| Locus | Gene model | Description |
| AT1G13890 | AT1G13890.1 | Encodes a member of a gene family homologous to mammalian SNAP25, a type of SNARE proteins with two chains. There are three members in Arabidopsis: SNAP30, SNAP29, and SNAP33. |
| AT4G32150 | AT4G32150.1 | AtVAMP711 is a member of Synaptobrevin-like AtVAMP7C, v-SNARE (soluble N-ethyl-maleimide sensitive factor attachment protein receptors) protein family. SNAREs have been divided into four subgroups: Qa-, Qb-, Qc- and R-SNAREs. R-SNAREs are classified into three groups, the Sec22-, YKT6- and VAMP7-like R-SNAREs. One R-SNARE and three Q-SNAREs (one of each subgroup) form the trans-SNARE complex, which governs specific membrane fusions. VAMP7 proteins consist of three distinct domain, the N-terminal longin-domain (LD), the SNARE motif (SNM) and a transmembrane domain. In spite of the high similarities among the VAMP7 proteins, they show different subcellular localizations. VAMP7C is vacuolar-localized and its LD is essential for the correct localization. Generally, it is suggested that the complete LD is the determinant of subcellular sorting in both animal and plant R-SNAREs. |
| AT5G07880 | AT5G07880.1 | member of mammalian SNAP25 Gene Family, a type of SNARE proteins with two chains. There are three members in Arabidopsis: SNAP30, SNAP29, and SNAP33. |
| AT5G48030 | AT5G48030.1 | encodes a mitochondrially targeted DNAJ protein involved in female gametophyte development. |
| AT5G61210 | AT5G61210.1 | membrane localized t-SNARE SNAP25 homologue, probably involved in cytokinesis and cell plate formation |