Wheat [Triticum aestivum L.] has two copies of Starch Synthase III gene, each encodes three homeologous proteins and exhibits genotype and tissue-specific expression under heat stress
Abstract:Starch synthase III is associated with starch accumulation in wheat. In-silico characterization indicated two homologous copies of TaSSIII gene, TaSSIIIa, and TaSSIIIb, on plus strand of chromosome 1 and minus strand of chromosome 2, respectively. TaSSIIIa shares maximum similarity with HvSSIIIa whereas, TaSSIIIb exhibited maximum similarity with OsSSIIIb. It encodes proteins with N-terminal transit peptide, SSIII-specific domain, C-terminal catalytic domain, and conserved glycosyl-transferase domain with vari… Show more
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