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Regulation of hordein synthesis in barley high lysine mutant Notch-2.

Indian journal of biochemistry & biophysics - 1 Feb 1992

Tyagi A, Santha I M, Mehta S L

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Genomic DNA isolated from barley cv. NP 113 and its high lysine mutant Notch-2, and restricted with different restriction enzymes was hybridized with B1 and C-hordein DNA probes. Similar Southern hybridization patterns were observed between NP 113 and Notch-2. Dot blot hybridization analysis of RNA isolated at different developmental stages and from different tissues of seed showed temporal as well as tissue...

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Glutens
Hordeum
Lysine
Mutation
Plant Proteins

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