GLYCINE MAX G PROTEIN BETA SUBUNIT MRNA, COMPLETE CDS

Authors: Nielsen, Niels; BEILINSON, VADIM - PURDUE UNIV, BIOCHEMISTRY; BASSUNER, RONALD - PURDUE UNIV, BIOCHEMISTRY; REVERDATTO, SERGEI - PURDUE UNIV, BIOCHEMISTRY

Submitted to: Genbank
Publication Type: Other
Publication Acceptance Date: 1/20/1998
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Technical Abstract: The G proteins interact with a wide variety of receptor proteins on the cell surface where they are somehow involved in the transmission of cell signals. They have also been implicated in the formation of cell vesicles. Although G proteins from mammals are the most studied, a few from plants have been described. This technical report describes a DNA that encodes a G protein found in soybean seeds. The information is directed toward specialists who are interested in these proteins, and it may be useful in helping delineate the function of these proteins.