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Development and utilization of soybean mutant resources. |
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ダイズ突然変異体ライブラリーの増幅を目的としたMultiple Displacement Amplification（MDA）法の最適化. |
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A novel soybean germplasm with elevated saturated fatty acids developed by gene combination. |
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Determination of combining possibility in loci for high oleic and low linolenic acids in soybean. |
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Production of transgenic rice plants transformed with a microsomal ω-3 fatty acid desaturase gene of soybean and analysis of their fatty acid composition. |
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Structual analysis of membrane associated auxin-binding proteins (ABP1s). |
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Allelopathic substances exudated from germinating seeds and seedlings. |
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Light-induced plant growth inhibitors from de-etiolated sunflower seedllings. |
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UEDA Takashi, ANAI Toyoaki, TSUKAYA Hirokaza, HASEGAWA Koji, UCHIMIYA Hirofumi, ESTABLISHMENT OF MODEL SYSTEM FORANALYZING INTRACELLULAR TRANSPORT OF THE PLANT CELLS, Plant and cell physiology, Vol.36, p.S53, 1995.03. |
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ANAI Toyoaki, OHTAKE Nobuyuki, KOSEMURA Seiji, YAMAMURA Shosuke, HASEGAWA Koji, ISOLATION AND CHARACTERIZATION OFANTI-AUXIN SUBSTANCES IN LIGHT-TREATED MAIZE SEEDLINGS, Plant and cell physiology, Vol.36, p.S7, 1995.03. |
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cDNA cloning of rice plant sucrose-phosphoric acid synthetase.. |
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A new anti-auxin substance isolated from light-grown maize shoots. |
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T ANAI, K HASEGAWA, Y WATANABE, H UCHIMIYA, R ISHIZAKI, M MATSUI, ISOLATION AND ANALYSIS OF CDNAS ENCODING SMALL GTP-BINDING PROTEINS OF ARABIDOPSIS-THALIANA, GENE, Vol.108, No.2, pp.259-264, 1991.12, We previously isolated a DNA fragment from Arabidopsis thaliana homologous to the mammalian ras gene and named it ara [Matsui et al., Gene 76 (1989) 313-319]. Screening of cDNA clones homologous to ara in A. thaliana resulted in the isolation of four homologous genes. The products of these genes, ARA-2, ARA-3, ARA-4 and ARA-5, showed conservation of amino acids (aa) in four regions, all of which are present in small GTP-binding proteins, and are important for GTPase/GTP-binding activities. These products were highly homologous to those of the YPT genes of Saccharomyces cerevisiae and the ypt gene of Schizosaccharomyces pombe in the regions around aa 45, which is thought to be the site interacting with effector molecules. The products of these four genes showed characteristic aa sequence at their C termini, Cys-Cys-Xaa-Xaa. Another characteristic of this family is presence of Ser in place of Gly in the first conserved region (Gly12 of mammalian GTP-binding Ras protein).. |
