Sequences required for paramutation of the maize b gene map to a region containing the promoter and upstream sequences.
@article{Patterson1995SequencesRF, title={Sequences required for paramutation of the maize b gene map to a region containing the promoter and upstream sequences.}, author={Garth I. Patterson and Kenneth M. Kubo and T. W. Shroyer and Vicki Lynn Chandler}, journal={Genetics}, year={1995}, volume={140 4}, pages={ 1389-406 } }
The b gene encodes a transcriptional regulator of the maize anthocyanin biosynthetic pathway. Certain b alleles participate in paramutation, an allele-specific interaction that heritably alters transcription. The moderately transcribed B' allele heritably reduces the transcription of the highly transcribed B-I allele in a B'/B-I heterozygote, such that the B-I allele becomes B'. To identify the cis-acting sequences required for paramutation, we used B' or B-I alleles to isolate intragenic… CONTINUE READING
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