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Characterization of a Gy4 glycinin gene from soybean Glycine max cv. forrest.

Plant molecular biology - 1 Mar 1992

Xue Z T, Xu M L, Shen W, Zhuang N L, Hu W M, Shen S C

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The glycinin gene family encoding the glycinin subunits in soybean plants is composed of at least five gene members. A genomic clone lambda S312 containing the Gy4 gene from a genomic library of cv. Forrest was isolated and partially characterized. The organization of this gene was found to be similar to that of a null allele from cv. Raiden, but different from the Gy4 gene from cv. Dare. The complete nucleotide...

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PMID: 1316192
DOI: 10.1007/BF00019204

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