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GrainGenes Reference Report: PMB-29-679

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PMB-29-679
Title
Editing of the chloroplast ndhB encoded transcript shows divergence between closely related members of the grass family (Poaceae)
Journal
Plant Molecular Biology
Year
1995
Volume
29
Pages
679-684
Author
Freyer R
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Abstract
The ndhB-encoded transcript from barley chloroplasts deviates from the genomic ndhB sequence by nine C-to-U transitions, which is the maximum number of editing events for a chloroplast mRNA reported so far Comparison with ndhB transcripts from other chloroplast species shows that six of the nine editing sites observed in barley are structurally and functionally conserved in maize, rice and tobacco The remaining three sites, however, show divergent patterns of conservation even within the three members of the grass family The conservation of two of these sites in tobacco but not in the closely related graminean species suggests that divergence of the ndhB editing sites is caused by the loss of preexisting editing sites rather than by gain of new sites
Keyword
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amino acid sequence
chloroplast genetics
comparisons
hordeum vulgare
marchantia-polymorpha
messenger rna
molecular sequence data
nadh-dehydrogenase
ndh6 gene
nicotiana tabacum
nucleotide sequence
oryza sativa
rna-editing
structural genes
zea mays

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