Gene Review:
RPL2 - ribosomal protein L2
Glycine max
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High impact information on rpL2
- The temporary down-regulation of the rpL2 genes is followed by a transient block in the synthesis of new proteins as visualised by pulse-labelling experiments using 35S-amino acids [1].
- The corresponding cDNA codes for the ribosomal protein L2 (rpL2) of 80S ribosomes, which is essential for the peptidyl-transferase activity [1].
References
- Suppression of the ribosomal L2 gene reveals a novel mechanism for stress adaptation in soybean. Ludwig, A., Tenhaken, R. Planta (2001) [Pubmed]
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