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GrainGenes Reference Report: EUP-121-209

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Reference
EUP-121-209
Title
An alanine to threonine change in the Wx-D1 protein reduces GBSS I activity in waxy mutant wheat.
Journal
Euphytica
Year
2001
Volume
121
Pages
209-214
Author
Yanagisawa T
Kiribuchi-Otobe C
Yoshida H
Abstract
The Wx-D1 protein (granule-bound starch synthase) of Kanto 107, Tanikei A6099 (low amylose line), and Tanikei A6599-4 (waxy line) has been analyzed by SDS-PAGE, peptide mapping and DNA sequencing. Kanto 107 and Tanikei A6099 have the same amino acid sequences in the mature protein, but amino acid substitution (alanine to threonine) occurs at position 258 in the mature protein in Tanikei A6599-4. A comparison of deduced amino acid sequences of the mature Wx-D1 protein in these lines indicates that point mutation in the Wx-D1 gene of Tanikei A6599-4 is responsible for its waxy character.This mutant waxy wheat does not show a reduction in amylose content identicalto other waxy wheats, which probably reduces activity of the GBSS I enzyme but does not to a complete loss of activity. We discuss the function of the mutant Wx-D1 protein in starch synthesis.
External Databases
https://doi.org/10.1023/A:1012051705517
Allele
Wx-D1f (Triticum)
Germplasm
Tanikei A6599-4
Keyword
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acid
allele
amino acid
amino acid sequence
amino acid substitution
amylose
amylose content
bound starch synthase
common wheat
cultivar
dna
dna sequencing
enzyme
function
gene
granule-bound starch synthase
locus
loss
low amylose content
mapping
molecular characterization
mutant
mutation
nucleotide sequence
peptide
peptide mapping
point mutation
position
protein
reduction
sds page
sequence
sequencing
starch
starch synthase
starches
substitution
synthase
synthesis
triticum aestivum
waxy
waxy (wx) protein
waxy mutant
waxy wheat
wheat
wx-d1 gene

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