National Center / Plant Cell / C terminus / University of Stirling / N terminus of TCH4 / Plant Experimental Biology / University of Edinburgh / Plant Physiologists Arabidopsis TCH4 / Daniel Rutherford Building / N terminus / Baylor College of Medicine / North Carolina State University / Rice University / University of Warsaw / /
IndustryTerm
active site / proposed first transcription start site / protein products / addition site / proposedtranslation initiation site / Reaction products / transcription start site / gene products / predictedsignal sequence cleavage site / putative protein products / ultrafiltration device / chemical / /
Janet Braamay2 Department of Biochemistry and Cell Biology / Rice University / Houston / University of Warsaw / Department of Molecular / North Carolina State University / Raleigh / Baylor College of Medicine / University of Edinburgh / National Center for Biotechnology / Division of Biological Sciences / American Society of Plant Physiologists Arabidopsis TCH4 / University of Stirling / /
Person
Gallagher / Diana H. Polisensky / Gene / Wei Xu / Mary M. Purugganan / Danuta M. Antosiewicz / /
Position
King / TCH4-GUS Reporter / common second messenger / reporter / /
The Plant Cell, Vol. 7, [removed], October[removed]American Society of Plant Physiologists Arabidopsis TCH4, Regulated by Hormones and the Environment, Encodes a Xyloglucan Endotransglycosylase Wei Xu,’ Mary M. Pu