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Identification of signals required for import of the soybean F(A)d subunit of ATP synthase into mitochondria.

Plant molecular biology - 1 Jan 2004

Lee May-Nee, Whelan James

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The requirements for protein import into mitochondria was investigated by using the targeting signal of the F(A)d subunit of soybean mitochondrial ATP synthase attached to two different passenger proteins, its native passenger and soybean alternative oxidase. Both passenger proteins are soybean mitochondrial proteins. Changing hydrophobic residues at positions -24:25 (Phe:Leu), -18:19 (Ile:Leu) and -12:13...

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PMID: 15159622
DOI: 10.1023/B:PLAN.0000028787.36766.80

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