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Divergence and differential expression of soybean actin genes.
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Abstract
DNA sequence analysis as well as genomic blotting experiments using cloned soybean actin DNA sequences as probes show that large sequence heterogeneity exists among members of the soybean actin multigene family. This heterogeneity suggested that the members of this family might be diverged in function and/or regulation. Five of the six soybean actin gene family members examined are shown to be significantly more diverged from one another than members of other known actin gene families. This high level of divergence was utilized in the preparation of actin gene-specific probes in the analysis of the complexity and expression of these members of the soybean actin gene family. Hybridization studies indicate that the six soybean actin genes fall into three classes with a pair of genes in each class. These six genes account for all but two actin gene fragments detected in the soybean genome. We have compared the relative steady state mRNA levels of these classes of soybean actin genes in three organs of soybean. We find that actin genes SAc6 and SAc7 are most highly expressed accounting for 80% of all actin mRNA with respect to the six soybean actin genes examined. Actin genes SAc3 and SAc1 are expressed at intermediate and low levels respectively; and SAc2 and SAc4 are expressed at barely detectable levels. Four of the six soybean actin genes appear to be expressed at the same level in root, shoot and hypocotyl. SAc3 and SAc7 genes appear to be more highly expressed in shoot and 2,4-dichlorophenoxyacetic acid-induced hypocotyl than in root and hypocotyl.(ABSTRACT TRUNCATED AT 250 WORDS)
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