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Bean (Phaseolus vulgaris L.) protoplasts as a model system to study the expression and stability of recombinant seed proteins (Articolo in rivista)
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Giovinazzo G., Greco V., Vitale A., Bollini R. (1997)
Bean (Phaseolus vulgaris L.) protoplasts as a model system to study the expression and stability of recombinant seed proteins
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- Bean (Phaseolus vulgaris L.) protoplasts as a model system to study the expression and stability of recombinant seed proteins (literal)
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- A suitable protocol for the transient expression
of seed protein genes in protoplasts derived from cell suspension
cultures of common bean has been established.
Preliminary analyses of cultures to verify the synthesis of
phaseolin - actively accumulated by the starting tissue, the
developing cotyledon - showed that the protein was no
longer synthesised after 5 days of culture. Transient expression
of a phaseolin sequence, driven by a constitutive
promoter, resulted in the accumulation of the correctly glycosylated
and assembled protein. This system, when compared
to tobacco protoplasts, largely avoids phaseolin fragmentation
and the presence of contaminant polypeptides
in the immunoprecipitates. Therefore, bean protoplasts are
a good system to study the expression of wild-type as well
as in-vitro-modified bean seed proteins. (literal)
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