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5' Analysis of the Soybean Leghaemoglobin Lbc(3) Gene: Regulatory Elements Required for Promoter Activity and Organ Specificity

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Journal EMBO J
Date 1987 Dec 1
PMID 16453808
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The soybean leghaemoglobin lbc(3) gene promoter was analysed in transgenic Lotus corniculatus plants. Hybrid-promoter constructions and 5' deletions were studied using chimeric genes composed of the various promoters, the chloramphenicol acetyltransferase (CAT) coding sequence and the lbc(3) 3' flanking region. A 5' Bal31 deletion series mapped a strong positive regulatory element between -1100 and -950. A weaker element located between -230 and -170 defined the minimum 5' region required for detectable promoter activity. Reactivation of inactive promoters with deletion endpoints between -230 and the transcription initiation site was obtained employing the constitutive cauliflower mosaic virus (CaMV) 35S enhancer. The position of cis regulatory element(s) required for nodule-specific expression was defined to 37 bp between -139 and -102. This region contains sequences conserved in other leghaemoglobin and nodulin genes. No indispensable control elements were found on the lbc(3) 3' flanking region.

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