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Title:
A candidate autonomous version of the wheat MITE Hikkoshi is present in the rice genome .
Author:
Saito M Yonemaru J Ishikawa G Nakamura T
Journal:
Mol . Genet . Genomics
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V : 273 ( 5 ) P : 404-14
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2005
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pub15883824
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15883824
Abstract:
A miniature inverted-repeat transposable element ( MITE ) , designated as Hikkoshi , was previously identified in the null Wx-A1 allele of Turkish bread wheat lines . This MITE is 165 bp in size and has 12-bp terminal inverted repeats ( TIRs ) flanked by 8-bp target site duplications ( TSDs ) . Southern and PCR analyses demonstrated the presence of multiple copies of Hikkoshi in the wheat genome . Database searches indicated that Hikkoshi MITEs are also present in barley , rice and maize . A 3 . 4-kb element that has Hikkoshi-like TIRs flanked by 8-bp TSDs has now been identified in the rice genome . This element shows high similarity to the 5 subterminal region of the wheat Hikkoshi MITE and contains a transposase (
TPase
) coding region . The
TPase
has two conserved domains , ZnF_TTF and hATC , and its amino acid sequence shows a high degree of homology to
TPases
encoded by
Tip100
transposable elements belonging to the hAT superfamily . We designated the 3 . 4-kb element as OsHikkoshi . Several wheat clones deposited in EST databases showed sequence similarity to the
TPase
ORF of OsHikkoshi . The sequence information from the
TPase
of OsHikkoshi will thus be useful in isolating the autonomous element of the Hikkoshi system from wheat .
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TPases
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Tip100
transposable elements belonging to the hAT superfamily .
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