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Study of the Constitutively Active Form of the α Subunit of Rice Heterotrimeric G Proteins
2005
Plant and Cell Physiology
We used site-directed mutagenesis to engineer two constitutively active forms of the α subunit of a rice heterotrimeric G protein. The recombinant proteins produced from these novel cDNAs had GTP-binding activity but no GTPase activity. A chimeric gene for a constitutively active form of the α subunit was introduced into the rice mutant d1, which is defective for the α-subunit gene. All the transformants essentially showed a wild-type phenotype compared with normal cultivars, although seed
doi:10.1093/pcp/pci036
pmid:15695461
fatcat:tdsmdnue3vce5j4r3xotdli3mm