Gene Review:
rps4 - rps4
Marchantia polymorpha
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High impact information on rps4
- Although evolutionarily conserved, RNA editing requirements of the rps4 appear more extensive in Magnolia than in Helianthus and in the other higher plants so far investigated [1].
- Striking differences in RNA editing requirements to express the rps4 gene in magnolia and sunflower mitochondria [1].
- Sequence analysis revealed that the rps4 genes present in the magnolia and sunflower mitochondrial genomes encode S4 polypeptides of 352 and 331 amino acids, respectively, longer than their counterparts in liverwort and bacteria [1].
Analytical, diagnostic and therapeutic context of rps4
- Expression of the rps4 genes in the investigated higher plant mitochondria was confirmed by Western blot analysis [1].
References
- Striking differences in RNA editing requirements to express the rps4 gene in magnolia and sunflower mitochondria. Regina, T.M., Lopez, L., Picardi, E., Quagliariello, C. Gene (2002) [Pubmed]
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