Equal Expression of the Maternal and Paternal Alleles for the Polypeptide Subunits of the Major Storage Protein of the Bean <i>Phaseolus vulgaris</i> L.
Timothy C. Hall, R.C. McLeester, Fredrick A. Bliss
PLANT PHYSIOLOGY
Abstract
Discontinuous sodium dodecyl sulfate slab gel electrophoresis of G1 globulin from several strains of Phaseolus vulgaris L. seed permitted clear resolution of the constituent polypeptides. Three strains (Tendergreen, Canadian Wonder, and BBL 240) had subunits of molecular weight 53,000, 47,000 and 43,000 while two strains (Seafarer and PI 229,815) had 50,500, 47,000 and 43,000 molecular weight subunits. F(1) seed from the cross BBL 240 x PI 229,815 showed four polypeptides on dissociation of the G1 protein; however, the amount of each of the 53,000 and 50,500 subunits was half that of the 47,000 subunit. This is interpreted as evidence that both the maternal and paternal loci for these polypeptides are transcribed and translated with similar efficiency. All of the polypeptides were found to have associated sugar residues.
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polypeptides have associated sugar residues
“All of the polypeptides were found to have associated sugar residues.”
G1 globulin has subunits 53,000, 47,000, and 43,000 molecular weight subunits
“Three strains (Tendergreen, Canadian Wonder, and BBL 240) had subunits of molecular weight 53,000, 47,000 and 43,000”
G1 globulin has subunits 53,000, 50,500, and 47,000 molecular weight subunits
“F(1) seed from the cross BBL 240 x PI 229,815 showed four polypeptides on dissociation of the G1 protein; however, the amount of each of the 53,000 and 50,500 subunits was half that of the 47,000 subu...”