The maize glutamine synthetase GS1-2 gene is preferentially expressed in kernel pedicels and is developmentally-regulated

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Abstract

The pedicel region of Zea mays kernels contains a unique form of maize glutamine synthetase (GS), GS(p)1. RNA blot analysis using GS gene-specific probes revealed that the expression of the GS1-2 gene was specific to the pedicel and that it increased in the kernels during development. This pattern of the maize GS1-2 gene expression is consistent with the tissue specificity of the GS(p)1 protein and suggests that it encodes the GS(p)1 isoform of maize GS.

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Rastogi, R., Chourey, P. S., & Muhitch, M. J. (1998). The maize glutamine synthetase GS1-2 gene is preferentially expressed in kernel pedicels and is developmentally-regulated. Plant and Cell Physiology, 39(4), 443–446. https://doi.org/10.1093/oxfordjournals.pcp.a029388

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