The comparison of proteins with immunochemical affinity to stress protein 310 kD in cytoplasmatic proteins of winter rye, winter wheat, Elymus and maize
Av. Kolesnichenko et al., The comparison of proteins with immunochemical affinity to stress protein 310 kD in cytoplasmatic proteins of winter rye, winter wheat, Elymus and maize, J THERM BIO, 24(4), 1999, pp. 211-215
The search for proteins, immunochemically related to winter rye CSP 310 amo
ng the native cytoplasmatic proteins of a number of cultivated cereals with
different tolerance to low temperatures-maize, winter wheat and winter rye
and the very low temperature tolerant wild grass-Elymus sibiricus was carr
ied out. Western blotting showed that among the native cytoplasmatic protei
ns of all species investigated there are proteins immunochemically related
to CSP 310 protein with molecular weights about 230 and about 140-110 kD. P
roteins with molecular weights about 480 and 310 kD were found in significa
nt amounts only in winter rye. In E. sibiricus proteins with molecular weig
hts 380-320 kD were present but these were not present among the cytoplasma
tic protein spectra of the other species. In each case the proteins immunoc
hemically related to CSP 310 consisted of different combinations of two typ
es of subunits. (C) 1999 Elsevier Science Ltd. All rights reserved.