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GrainGenes Reference Report: NAR-22-1052

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NAR-22-1052
Title
The conserved 3'-flanking sequence, AATGGAAATG, of the wheat histone H3 gene is necessary for the accurate 3'-end formation of mRNA
Journal
Nucleic Acids Research
Year
1994
Volume
22
Pages
1052-1058
Author
Ohtsubo N
Iwabuchi M
Abstract
We examined the 3'-flanking regions required for accurate 3'-end formation of wheat histone H3 mRNA using gene expression in transformed sunflower cells The introduction of mutations into the conserved sequence AATGGAAATG in the 3'-flanking region of plant histone genes, located 22 bp upstream from the Polyadenylation site of the wheat H3 gene (TH012), completely abolished the 3'-end formation of mRNA at the authentic 31 end without affecting the transcription efficiency However, a 0.8 kbp sequence containing this motif could not produce a normal 3'end when joined to the 3' end of the nopaline synthase (NOS) gene instead of its 3' sequence. The results indicated that this conserved sequence is necessary but not sufficient for the 3'-end formation of H3 or NOS mRNA. Deletion of a 59 bp sequence, located 19 bp upstream from the AATGGAAATG sequence, also reduced the 3'-end formation efficiency by a factor of 10, compared with the efficiency in wild-type gene. We concluded that 3'-end formation of wheat histone H3 mRNA is regulated by multiple sequences including the AATGGAAATG motif.
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flanking-regions
helianthus annuus
histones
messenger rna
nucleotide sequence
polyadenylated-messenger-rna
structural genes
transcription
transgenic-plants
triticum aestivum

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