1995
DOI: 10.1104/pp.108.2.853
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Isolation and Analysis of SaMADS C, the APETALA 1 cDNA Homolog from Mustard

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“…During our work on the analysis of floral induction in the long‐day plant mustard we have isolated the orthologous LFY (Melzer, S., unpublished) and AP1 (Menzel et al . 1995) cDNAs.…”
Section: Resultsmentioning
confidence: 99%
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“…During our work on the analysis of floral induction in the long‐day plant mustard we have isolated the orthologous LFY (Melzer, S., unpublished) and AP1 (Menzel et al . 1995) cDNAs.…”
Section: Resultsmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…1996) in apical meristems at places where floral primordia will emerge. We have constitutively expressed the mustard SaAP1 cDNA (Menzel et al . 1995) in the Col ecotype and have obtained six transgenic lines with an altered flowering time.…”
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“…6A). The expression patterns of SAMADSC from Sinapis alba (Menzel et al 1995), BOAP1 from Brassica oleracea (Anthony et al 1995), SLM4 and SLM5 of Silene 507 latifolia (Hardenack et al 1994), and ZAP1 from maize (Mena et al 1995) are very similar to those of AP1 or SQUA, so it seems likely that they are functional equivalents of these genes, though mutant phenotypes have not been reported up to now. TM4 from tomato is also expressed in inflorescence meristems, but not in developing floral organs (Pnueli et al 1991), suggesting that it is not a functional equivalent of SQUA.…”
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“…(b) Alignment of the C‐terminal regions of the predicted amino acid sequences of FUL, SAMADSB, MaMADS2, PFG and . (c) A phylogenetic tree from the predicted amino acid sequences of the genes from the SQUA subfamily of the plant species Arabidopsis ( , CAL and FUL , Kempin et al ., 1995; Mandel and Yanofsky, 1995; Mandel et al ., 1992); Sinapis ( SAMADSB , Menzel et al ., 1995); tobacco ( 1 and 2 , GenBank Accession Nos and ); petunia ( PFG , Immink et al ., 1999); apple ( MaMADS2 , Sung et al ., 1999); Eucalyptus ( EAP1 and EAP2 , Kyozuka et al ., 1997); tomato ( TM4 , Pnueli et al ., 1991); pea ( PEAM4 ); Antirrhinum ( SQUA , Huijser et al ., 1992); gerbera ( GSQUA , Yu et al ., 1999); and Silene ( SLM4 , Hardenack et al ., 1994). (d) Schematic diagram of the exons (boxes) and introns (lines) of the PEAM4 gene (EMBL Accession No.…”
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