Caleosins: Ca+2 binding proteins associated with oil-bodies

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Caleosins: Ca+2 binding proteins associated with oil-bodies. / Næsted, Henrik; Frandsen, Gitte Inselmann; Jauh, G.Y.; Hernandez-Pinzon, I.; Nielsen, Holger Frits Bech; Murphy, D.J.; Rogers, J.C.; Mundy, John Williams.

I: Plant Molecular Biology, Bind 44, Nr. 4, 2000, s. 463-476.

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Næsted, H, Frandsen, GI, Jauh, GY, Hernandez-Pinzon, I, Nielsen, HFB, Murphy, DJ, Rogers, JC & Mundy, JW 2000, 'Caleosins: Ca+2 binding proteins associated with oil-bodies', Plant Molecular Biology, bind 44, nr. 4, s. 463-476. https://doi.org/10.1023/A:1026564411918

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Næsted, H., Frandsen, G. I., Jauh, G. Y., Hernandez-Pinzon, I., Nielsen, H. F. B., Murphy, D. J., Rogers, J. C., & Mundy, J. W. (2000). Caleosins: Ca+2 binding proteins associated with oil-bodies. Plant Molecular Biology, 44(4), 463-476. https://doi.org/10.1023/A:1026564411918

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Næsted H, Frandsen GI, Jauh GY, Hernandez-Pinzon I, Nielsen HFB, Murphy DJ o.a. Caleosins: Ca+2 binding proteins associated with oil-bodies. Plant Molecular Biology. 2000;44(4):463-476. https://doi.org/10.1023/A:1026564411918

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Næsted, Henrik ; Frandsen, Gitte Inselmann ; Jauh, G.Y. ; Hernandez-Pinzon, I. ; Nielsen, Holger Frits Bech ; Murphy, D.J. ; Rogers, J.C. ; Mundy, John Williams. / Caleosins: Ca+2 binding proteins associated with oil-bodies. I: Plant Molecular Biology. 2000 ; Bind 44, Nr. 4. s. 463-476.

Bibtex

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abstract = "We have previously identified a rice gene encoding a 27 kDa protein with a single Ca2+-binding EF-hand and a putative membrane anchor. We report here similar genes termed caleosins, CLO, in other plants and fungi; they comprise a multigene family of at least five members in Arabidopsis (AtClo1-5). Northern hybridization demonstrated that AtClo2-4 mRNAs levels were low in various tissues, while AtClo1 mRNA levels were high in developing embryos and mature seeds. Analysis of transgenic Arabidopsis plants expressing the GUS reporter under control of the AtClo1 promoter showed strong levels of expression in developing embryos and also in root tip cells. Antibodies raised against AtCLO1 were used to detect caleosin in cellular fractions of Arabidopsis and rapeseed. This indicated that caleosins are a novel class of lipid body proteins, which may also be associated with an ER subdomain.",
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AU - Frandsen, Gitte Inselmann

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AU - Nielsen, Holger Frits Bech

AU - Murphy, D.J.

AU - Rogers, J.C.

AU - Mundy, John Williams

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AB - We have previously identified a rice gene encoding a 27 kDa protein with a single Ca2+-binding EF-hand and a putative membrane anchor. We report here similar genes termed caleosins, CLO, in other plants and fungi; they comprise a multigene family of at least five members in Arabidopsis (AtClo1-5). Northern hybridization demonstrated that AtClo2-4 mRNAs levels were low in various tissues, while AtClo1 mRNA levels were high in developing embryos and mature seeds. Analysis of transgenic Arabidopsis plants expressing the GUS reporter under control of the AtClo1 promoter showed strong levels of expression in developing embryos and also in root tip cells. Antibodies raised against AtCLO1 were used to detect caleosin in cellular fractions of Arabidopsis and rapeseed. This indicated that caleosins are a novel class of lipid body proteins, which may also be associated with an ER subdomain.

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