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Recombinant maize ISA1 was a dimer by sedimentation equilibrium.
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e0“Sedimentation equilibrium measurements showed recombinant maize ISA1 to be a dimer”
Title
Maud Facon; Qiaohui Lin; Abdelhamid M. Azzaz; et al. PLANT PHYSIOLOGY 2013. doi:10.1104/pp.113.225565
Other claims from this paper (7)
- Observation Maize ISA1 supported nearly normal starch metabolism in Arabidopsis leaves lacking native ISA1 or ISA2.
- Observation Arabidopsis ISA1 required ISA2 for enzymatic function.
- Observation Maize ISA1 was enzymatically active alone.
- Observation Recombinant and native maize ISA had different electrophoretic mobility.
- Mechanism The mobility difference suggests posttranslational modifications in vivo.
- Observation Previous gel permeation data estimated recombinant maize ISA1 as a tetramer.
- Mechanism The authors attribute ISA1 functional distinctions between monocots and dicots to evolutionary divergence.