Studies on the proteins of seeds of the leguminoseae-I.

Fox, Douglas; Thurman, David A.; Boulter, D.

doi:10.1016/s0031-9422(00)83626-2

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“…Subsequently, their electrophoretic work further elucidated or confirmed taxonomic relations between species obtained previously by well known classical methods of geographical, morphological, cytological, and hybridization analyses. For example, Fox et al (1964) with Leguminoseae, Vaughan et al (1966) with Brassica, Johnson and Hall (1965), Johnson et al (1967) and Johnson (1967a) with Triticum, Johnson (1967b) with Aegilops, and Desborough and Peloquin (1966, 1969a, 1969b with Solanum, were able to confirm relationships of species as well as of genomes. In the latter seven studies, determination of the ancestry of polyploids of known or unknown origin as well as the possible parental origin for several of the interspecific hybrids were carried out.…”

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COMPARATIVE STUDIES OF SEED PROTEINS OF SPECIES OFGOSSYPIUMBY GEL ELECTROPHORESIS

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COMPARATIVE STUDIES OF SEED PROTEINS OF SPECIES OFGOSSYPIUMBY GEL ELECTROPHORESIS

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“…However, this technique has shown so much variation within species (BASSIRI & ADAMS, 1978), that it would be difficult to detect the differences among species. Another approach would be to separate out specific protein fractions for electrophoresis (Fox et al, 1964). Unfortunately, this technique requires large amounts of seed,which is generally not available for many species of Phaseolus.…”

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Predicting interspecific compatibilities in beans (Phaseolus) by seed protein electrophoresis

Sullivan

Freytag

1986

Euphytica

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Seed proteins of 17 wild species of Phaseolus were separated by electrophoresis on SDS polyacrylamide gels. There was very little variation of the protein pattern within most species, while considerable variation among species was evident. Relative interspecific similarities of protein patterns were estimated using Jaccard's similarity index, and a cluster analysis was performed on these values. The resultant dendrogram generally agreed with previous research on interspecific relationships in Phaseolus based on morphological characteristics, and also generally agrees with current information on interspecific similarities based on hybridization studies. Suggestions are made regarding interspecific hybridization among Phaseolus species which have not been attempted, but which may be possible based on cluster analysis. These hybrids include P. vulgaris x P. polystachyus, P. vulgaris x (P. polystachyus x P. meteal/bi) and P. anisotrichos x P. angustissimus.

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“…As shown by R, values (Fox et al 1964) (Table 1) and the zymogram (Fig. l), positions and intensities of bands are unique for each species.…”

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Acid phosphatase activity of six ectomycorrhizal fungi

Ho¹,

Zak²

1979

Can. J. Bot.

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Six ectomycorrhizal fungi commonly associated with Douglas-fir were tested in vitro for acid phosphatase activity by measuring the amount of p-nitrophenyl phosphate converted to p-nitrophenol and by examining their production of isoenzymes detectable by starch gel electrophoresis. Both test methods showed acid phosphatase activity to be highest in Hebeloma crustuliniforme, followed by progressively lower activity in Laccaria laccata, Amanita muscaria, and Thelephora terrestris. Rhizopogon vinicolor and Piloderma bicolor showed low activity. We discuss the significance of these fungi in the utilization of complex phosphates by tree roots.

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Studies on the proteins of seeds of the leguminoseae-I.

Cited by 52 publications

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COMPARATIVE STUDIES OF SEED PROTEINS OF SPECIES OFGOSSYPIUMBY GEL ELECTROPHORESIS

COMPARATIVE STUDIES OF SEED PROTEINS OF SPECIES OFGOSSYPIUMBY GEL ELECTROPHORESIS

Predicting interspecific compatibilities in beans (Phaseolus) by seed protein electrophoresis

Acid phosphatase activity of six ectomycorrhizal fungi

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