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Figure 1. The nucleotide sequence combined
from the cDNAs PR22 and PR23
and the predicted amino acid sequence.
PR22 begins with the T residue in the initiation
codon and concludes at the end of
the sequence. The remainder of the 5'-end
sequence was derived from PR23. More
than 100 bp from the 5' end and 200 bp
from the 3' end of PR23 were sequenced.
PR23 is identical to PR22, with the exception
of a silent third position change of C
to T at the residue Gly-24 and the use of
an alternative polyadenylation site. The
identity of PR23 to PR22 was further supported
by the identical restriction patterns
of the cDNAs. The polyadenylation site of
PR23 starts at the T residue, following the
second polyadenylation signal, as underlined.
Presumably, PR23 uses the first polyadenylation
signal and PR22 uses the
second one. Image published in: Shi YB and Brown DD (1990) Copyright © 1990. Image reproduced on with permission of the Publisher, Cold Spring Harbor Laboratory Press. This is an Open Access article. Larger Image Printer Friendly View |