Characterization of an apoplastic basic thaumatin-like protein from recalcitrant chestnut seeds (Record no. 41195)

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Title Characterization of an apoplastic basic thaumatin-like protein from recalcitrant chestnut seeds
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Volume/sequential designation Physiologia Plantarum, 110(2), p.172-180, 2000
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Summary, etc. Mature chestnut seeds, with one of the highest moisture contents described to date, accumulate certain defensive proteins at unusually elevated levels. In this work a major 23-kDa thaumatin-like protein, termed CsTL1, has been purified from mature chestnut (Castanea sativa)cotyledons. Amino acid sequencing and characterization of its full-length cDNA indicate that CsTL1 is synthesized as a preprotein with a signal peptide 22 amino acids in length. The mature protein contains 16 conserved cysteine residues presumably involved in disulfide bonding and has a high isoelectric point (ca. 9). Unlike most basic pathogenesis-related (PR)proteins, mature CsTL1 is localized to the extracellular matrix, as revealed by immunoelectron microscopy studies of cotyledonary cells. The isolated protein has in vitro antifungal activity against Trichoderma viride and Fusarium oxysporum and shows strong synergistic effects with CsCh1, the most abundant chestnut cotyledon endochitinase. Moreover, both CsTL1 and CsCh1 appear to be regulated in the same manner during seed development and germination. These observations, along with the recent finding of endoglucanase activity for some TL proteins, support the notion that CsTL1 and CsCh1 are part of a complex seed defensive system against microbial growth. Another possibility is that these, and probably other seed PR proteins, have antifreeze activity. Both functions would be particularly relevant for chestnut seeds given their remarkable moisture content at maturity.
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Personal name Garcia-Casado, G.
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Personal name Collada, C.
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Personal name Allona, I.
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Personal name Soto, A.
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