AE gene

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Figure 10.8 displays the emission spectra of standard (75% amylopectine and 25% amylose) (spectrum a) and simple mutant AE (25% amylopectine and 75% amylose) (spectrum b) corns = 320 nm). The emission peaks are located at 420 and 535 for the standard and 425 and 530 nm for the AE mutant. In this corn, the AE gene (Amylose Extender) becomes dominant, increasing the proportion of amylose. 

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PelZ is a hydrophilic protein of 420 amino acids with a short hydrophobic sequence at its N-terminal end which has Ae characteristics of the signal sequences of exported proteins. The signal peptide may be 24 amino acids long, which would corroborate wiA the usual length encountered in prokaryotes. The molecular cloning of the pelZ gene in an expression vector pT7-6 allowed for the specific 35S-cysteine-methionine raAo-labelling of PelZ in E. coli K38. We could detect, in crude extracts, the presence of a precursor and a mature form of PelZ. After cell fractionation, Ae mature form of PelZ could be localized in Ae periplasm of E. coli. So PelZ appears to be a protein exported by Ae Sec-dependent system of translocation. 

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