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CA 2422480 A1 · Owner: National Research Council Of Canada · Inventors: Selvaraj, Gopalan; Huang, Jun; Datla, Raju
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Late embryogenesis abundant (Lea) proteins accumulate in maturing seeds after many of the storage compounds have been synthesized and they are , considered, relevant to maturation. We report here the molecular organization and expression of, BnLea3-1, a novel Group 3 Lea gene from Brassica napus. BnLea3-1 contains a coding region of 798 bp, sharing 84.4% homology at the amino acid level with Lea76, of B. napus. Two tandem 11-mer repeats are truncated from the coding region of BnLea3-l, compared to the 13 conserved 11-mer repeats of Lea76. Substitutions of, consensus residues are found at various positions within the 11-mer repeats. A 1561, by 5' flanking promoter fragment of BnLea3-1 …
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