MOLECULAR ANALYSIS OF THE WAXY LOCUS OF ZEA-MAYS
MOLECULAR ANALYSIS OF THE WAXY LOCUS OF ZEA-MAYS
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DOI:
10.1007/bf00333960
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发表时间:
1986-01-01
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通讯作者:
SAEDLER, H
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作者:
KLOSGEN, RB;GIERL, A;SAEDLER, H
The structure of the wild-typewaxy (wx+) locus was determined by sequence analysis of both a genomic and an almost full-size cDNA clone. The coding region comprises 3,718 bp and is composed of 14 exons and 13 small introns. The exons and the promoter region are G/C rich (60%–80%). All threewaxytranscripts analysed so far reveal different polyadenylation sites and corresponding polyadenylation signals. The smallest of these mRNAs has a size of 2,263 nucleotides. Northern blot analysis suggests that the tissue-specific expression of the locus is due to transcriptional control. The insertion sites of all transposable element inducedwaxymutations analysed have been mapped precisely within the locus. N-terminal sequencing of the maturewx+protein leads to the identification of a maize amyloplast-specific transit peptide of 72 aminoacid residues.