ArticlePhysiology and molecular biology of plants : an international journal of functional plant biology2013
Isolation of a fruit ripening-related tonoplast aquaporin (GjTIP) gene from Gardenia jasminoides.
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Aquaporins are membrane water channels that play critical roles in controlling the water content of cells and tissues. In this work, a full-length cDNA encoding putative aquaporins was isolated from Gardenia jasminoides fruit cDNA library. The GjTIP cDNA is 1188 bp, contains a predicted 774 bp open reading frame that encodes 257 amino acids. A phylogenetic analysis conducted with previously characterized aquaporins from other plant species indicates that the cDNA encode putative tonoplast aquaporins (TIPs), and proposed that GjTIP has a tendency to be a mixed function aquaporin similar to the TIP1s from Arabidopsis and Gossypium raimondii. A typical "hourglasses" three-dimensional model of GjTIP was built. The expression of the GjTIP transcripts at fruits during maturation was conducted by RT-PCR analysis. The data revealed that the transcript levels of GjTIP have increased during fruit maturation.
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