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GrainGenes Reference Report: JCS-34-85

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Reference
JCS-34-85
Title
Albumin and globulin proteins of wheat flour: Immunological and N-terminal sequence characterisation
Journal
Journal of Cereal Science
Year
2001
Volume
34
Pages
85-103
Author
Singh J
Blundell M
Tanner G
Skerritt JH
Abstract
Summary: Several non-storage proteins are encoded by genes on individual wheat chromosomes and these have been used as genome-specific markers. In this study, a library of monoclonal antibodies with differing specificities to water- and salt-soluble proteins has been developed in order to obtain markers for different wheat chromosomes. Two antibodies, BCSAU 9D1 and JGM 1B4 were found to bind polypeptides encoded by chromosomes 3D and 4D respectively. Other antibodies bound to small numbers of polypeptides encoded by more than one chromosome, such as 5A, 7D, 5B and 5D. The proteins recognised by some of the antibodies were isolated by immunoaffinity chromatography, and one protein was identified as an alpha-amylase inhibitor by N-terminal sequence characterisation. In addition, 16 water-soluble and eight salt-soluble proteins were isolated using SDS-PAGE, isoelectric focusing, two-dimensional electrophoresis and reversed-phase high performance liquid chromatography, with the main objective being to confirm the identity of particular proteins, especially those which were able to be assigned to particular chromosomes. The N-terminal sequencing characterisation identified 19 proteins, whereas four proteins were found to be blocked and one did not match with any proteins in the database. Most of the water-soluble proteins belonged to a family of alpha-amylase inhibitors. One protein, assigned to chromosome 4BS, was homologous to serine carboxypeptidase III. N-terminal sequences of some of salt-soluble proteins matched with internal sequences of barley embryo globulin. Other proteins were identified as lipid transfer protein, peroxidase BP-1 precursor and histone H4 proteins. The protein sequences could also potentially be used for making antibody or DNA probes for use in selection in breeding programmes
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2-dimensional electrophoresis
5a
addition
albumin
alpha-amylase
alpha-amylase inhibitor
antibody
barley
barley embryo
breeding
breeding programme
chromatography
chromosomal location
chromosome
database
dna
dna probes
electrophoresis
embryo
endosperm
family
flour
food
gene
globulins
h4
high performance liquid chromatography
histone
inhibitor
library
lipid
lipid transfer protein
liquid chromatography
marker
monoclonal antibodies
n-terminal sequence
n-terminal sequencing
performance
peroxidase
polypeptide
precursor
probes
protein
protein sequences
reversed-phase
sds page
selection
sequence
sequencing
serine
serine-carboxypeptidase
soluble proteins
specificity
transfer
water
wheat chromosomes
wheat flour
wheat grain

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