Claim · model-written summary
The authors conclude wcor14 is a wheat orthologue of barley cor14b.
- Taxon
- wheat
Triticum aestivume1 - Gene
- wcor14e0
- Outcome
- wheat orthologue of the barley cor14be0
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Verbatim
e0“wcor14 is a wheat orthologue of the barley cor14b”
e1“wheat gene wcor14”
Title
Sergei Tsvetanov; Ryoko Ohno; Kanako Tsuda; et al. Genes & Genetic Systems 2000. doi:10.1266/ggs.75.49
Other claims from this paper (13)
- Observation A homologous wheat gene wcor14 was isolated.
- Observation wcor14a encoded an acidic, hydrophobic 140-amino-acid polypeptide.
- Observation WCOR14a showed 70% identity with barley COR14b.
- Observation WCOR14a contained a nearly identical putative chloroplast transit peptide of 51 residues.
- Observation wcor14b was assumed to encode WCORb with five substitutions and a C-terminal frameshift relative to WCOR14a.
- Observation wcor14 related sequences form a small multigene family with and without an intron.
- Intervention effect wcor14 transcripts accumulated within 3-6 hours of cold acclimation at 4 degrees C.
- Observation wcor14 transcript level reached a maximum on day 3 of cold acclimation.
- Intervention effect wcor14 transcripts became undetectable within three hours after de-acclimation.
- Intervention effect Continuous darkness yielded a similar wcor14 transcript level, unlike barley cor14b.
- Intervention effect NaCl did not induce wcor14 expression.
- Intervention effect ABA did not induce wcor14 expression.
- Intervention effect Dehydration did not induce wcor14 expression.