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... Specifically, in the presence of Mg2+or Ca2+ions, the rate of the ribozyme-catalyzed cleavage of a phosphorothioate substrate, in which one of the non-bridg-ing oxygens the pro-Rp oxyg[r] ...

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... Retrotransposons encode for proteins involved in retrotransposi- tion, and produce RNA both for protein production and for reverse transcription [although short interspersed nuclear elements (SINEs) are an exception]. As ...

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... of plant fibers for use in the textile industry will require an understanding of how glucan chains are packed into a para-crystalline cellulose microfibril, how the microfibrils are oriented around the fiber cells ...

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... The large number of families of repetitive DNA, their high amplification and different characteristic locations fill most of the chromosome with repetitive DNA (Fig. 2). Together, the data from in situ hybrid- izations ...

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... sterol, plant cells synthesize a complex array of sterol mixtures in which sitosterol, stigmasterol and 24-methylcholesterol often ...membranes. Plant sterols can also modulate the activity of ...

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... 31. Tanzer MM, Thompson WF, Law MD, Wernsman EA, Uknes S: Characterization of post-transcriptionally suppressed transgene expression that confers resistance to tobacco etch virus infection in tobacco. Plant Cell ...

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... At present, there is no efficient technique available for determin- ing the concentration of different amino acids in the subcellular com- partments of plant cells under non-invasive conditions. However, in vivo ...

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... It is possible that post-transcriptional RNA editing plays a role in fertility restoration in some systems. For example, editing might change the length of predicted CMS-associated ORFs by creating new start (AUG) and/or ...

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... The development of molecular genetics and associated technology has facilitated a quan- tum leap in our understanding of the under- lying genetics of the traits sought through plant breeding. The usefulness of DNA ...

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... allotetraploid originating from two diploid progenitors, N. sylvestris (S subgenome) and either N. tomentosiformis or N. otophora (T subgenome). Tetraploid tobacco has a bimodal sequence composition, indicating that, ...

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... in plant developmental processes involving programmed cell ...several plant protein ‘relatives’ involved in developmental control and hormone perception have now been identified, suggesting that Xa21 may ...

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... Plant resistance genes are highly polymorphic and have diverse recognition specificities. These genes often occur as members of clustered gene families that have evolved through duplication and diversification. ...

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... for plant research with information on photosynthesis derived from the model prokaryote Synechocystis [35] and insight into cellular physiology derived from the model eukaryote Sac- charomyces cerevisiae [44 •• ...

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... maize gene for a 27 kDa zein, a rice gene for ADP-glucose pyrophosphorylase and a rice gene for the seed storage protein glutelin 1 in maize endosperm [5]; and the promoter of a maize DnaJ-related gene in maize [4]. ...

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... The yeast gene SLC 1-1 was isolated as a variant of the yeast gene SLC 1, which itself was isolated from a mutant unable to make sphingolipids [9]. SLC 1-1 was able to complement the mutant and it was suggested that its ...

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... of plant relationships has increased rapidly in the past decade, reflecting partly the development of molecular ...that plant classifications do not reflect phylogeny accurately, even though both phylogeny ...

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... Evidence for the disruption of the AM mutualism by Collem- bola is equivocal. Indeed, the opposite might be true; Collembola might allow enhanced mycorrhizal growth and thereby be of indirect benefit to plants. However, ...

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... The protons and electrons released in this process are ulti- mately used in starch production; to the plant, O 2 is simply a waste product. This remarkable redox chemistry is initi- ated by photon absorption by ...

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... Lacking a clearly developed picture for proximal regula- tory systems, I turn now to the consideration of higher order regulatory systems that appear to control the timing and progression of leaf senescence. Reminiscent ...

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... Fig. 2. Map position of the known plant matrix attachment regions (MARs) with respect to genes or other relevant features of the source region. (The adh1 locus from maize is shown separately in Fig. 3.) The DNA ...

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