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EVIDENCE FOR THE INCLUSION OF CONTROLLING ELEMENTS WITHIN THE STRUCTURAL GENE AT THE WAXY LOCUS IN MAIZE
Craig S. Echt 1 and Drew Schwartz 1
1 Department of Biology, Indiana University, Bloomington, Indiana 47405
Minimal limits for the structural gene at the waxy locus have been set by investigations of the protein product of the gene. An altered protein is produced by four of the waxy mutants including B3, a controlling-element mutation. All are similar to wild type in molecular weight as determined by electrophoresis in SDS acrylamide gels. At least three of the five wx controlling-element mutations studied have been shown to lie within the limits of the structural gene.
Submitted on March 8, 1981Revised on July 27, 1981
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