Soybean seed lectin gene and flanking nonseed protein genes are developmentally regulated in transformed tobacco plants.
Soybean seed lectin gene and flanking nonseed protein genes are developmentally regulated in transformed tobacco plants.
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大豆种子凝集素基因和侧翼非种子蛋白基因在转化的烟草植物中受到发育调节。
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发表时间：
1986
影响因子：
11.1
通讯作者：
R. Goldberg
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作者：
J. Okamuro;K. D. Jofuku;R. Goldberg
We introduced a 17.1-kilobase soybean DNA fragment containing the lectin gene and at least four nonseed protein genes into the tobacco genome. As in soybean plants, lectin mRNA is present in tobacco seeds, accumulates and decays during tobacco seed development, and is translated into a protein that accumulates prior to dormancy. Each soybean nonseed protein mRNA is present in tobacco leaves, roots, stems, and seeds at levels similar to that found in soybean plants. We conclude that a differentially expressed soybean gene cluster is correctly regulated in transformed tobacco plants and that sequences controlling their expression are recognized by regulatory factors present in tobacco cells.
