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GrainGenes Reference Report: PMB-13-583

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Reference
PMB-13-583
Title
Transiently expressed early light-inducible thylakoid proteins share transmembrane domains with light-harvesting chlorophyll binding proteins
Journal
Plant Molecular Biology
Year
1989
Volume
13
Pages
583-594
Author
Grimm B
Kruse E
Kloppstech K
Type
Article
Language
English
Abstract
The early light-inducible proteins (ELIPs) of barley chloroplasts are encoded in two multigene families yielded end products of different molecular mass. Sequencing of complete cDNA clones showed that the low and high molecular mass proteins differ by the presence or absence of a 65 amino acid peptide in the amino-terminal part of themature proteins. Two domains of the ELIPs reveal striking similarity in amino acid sequence with two transmembrane domains of all known light-harvesting chlorophyll a/b-binding proteins from photosystem I and Ii may be of importance in anchoring the polypeptides in the membrane. The cDNA sequences of two low molecular mass ELIPs differ by an insert of 5 codons in the putative transit peptide. By in vitro transcription and translation of the cloned DNA and subsequent transport of the products into chloroplasts it could be established that the two precursors are processed into products of identical apparent molecular mass. In vitro translated ELIPs were incorporated into thylakoid membranes both as precursors and mature polypeptides. It is suggested that ELIPs are pigment-free substitutes for light-harvesting polypeptides in the assembly of photosynthetic units during early development of thylakoids.
Probe
HV 58
HV 60
HV 90
Keyword
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Amino acid sequence
Complementary dna
Cultivar Aramir
DDBJ-X15691
DDBJ-X15692
DDBJ-X15693
EMBL- X15691
EMBL-X15692
EMBL-X15693
GENBANK-X15691
GENBANK-X15692
GENBANK-X15693
Hordeum-vulgare
Molecular sequence data
Nucleotide sequence
Photosystem I
Photosystem II

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