Seed allergenic protein RA5/RA14/RA17
| Superfamily: | Cysteine Rich Peptides |
| Contact: | Kevin Silverstein |
| Organization: | University of Minnesota |
| Source: | Silverstein, K.A.T., Moskal, W.A., Jr., Wu, H., Underwood, B.A., Graham, M.A., Town, C.D, and VandenBosch, K.A. (2007) Small cysteine peptides resembling antimicrobial peptides have been under-predicted in plants. Plant J. 51(2):262-80 |
| Criteria: | Iterative HMM family-based searches, starting with known cysteine-rich antimicrobial sequences. |
| Gene Name: | RAL1 |
| Gene Description: | Seed allergenic protein RA5/RA14/RA17 precursor |
| MSU Annotation: | RAL1 - Seed allergenic protein RA5/RA14/RA17 precursor |
| Comment: | Pseudogene. The single exon gene structure is consistent with 5 paralogs and preserves the signal peptide. |
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| Gene Name: | RAL2 |
| Gene Description: | Seed allergenic protein RA5/RA14/RA17 precursor, expressed |
| MSU Annotation: | RAL2 - Seed allergenic protein RA5/RA14/RA17 precursor, expressed |
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| Gene Name: | RAL3 |
| Gene Description: | Seed allergenic protein RA5/RA14/RA17 precursor, expressed |
| MSU Annotation: | RAL3 - Seed allergenic protein RA5/RA14/RA17 precursor, expressed |
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| Gene Name: | RAL4 |
| Gene Description: | Seed allergenic protein RA5/RA14/RA17 precursor, expressed |
| MSU Annotation: | RAL4 - Seed allergenic protein RA5/RA14/RA17 precursor, expressed |
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| Gene Name: | RAL5 |
| Gene Description: | Seed allergenic protein RA5/RA14/RA17 precursor, expressed |
| MSU Annotation: | RAL5 - Seed allergenic protein RA5/RA14/RA17 precursor, expressed |
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| Gene Name: | RAL6 |
| Gene Description: | Seed allergenic protein RA5/RA14/RA17 precursor, expressed |
| MSU Annotation: | RAL6 - Seed allergenic protein RA5/RA14/RA17 precursor, expressed |
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This work is supported by grants (DBI-0321538/DBI-0834043) from the National Science Foundation and funds from the Georgia Research Alliance, Georgia Seed Development, and University of Georgia.