Altered Maize Endosperm Adp-Glucose Pyrophosphorylases from Revertants of a SHRUNKEN-2-DISSOCIATION ALLELE

AUTOR(ES)

Tuschall, D. M.

RESUMO

Four phenotypically wild-type seeds were obtained from separate Activator-induced events in the Dissociation-inhibited allele sh2-ml (shrunken-2, mutable-1). Endosperm adenosine diphosphoglucose pyrophosphorylase, the enzyme controlled by sh2, was extracted and partially purified from the four revertants and was compared to enzyme produced by the progenitor Sh2 allele and the sh2-m allele.

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