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. 2002 Jun;129(2):823–837. doi: 10.1104/pp.002816

Table II.

Arabidopsis polypeptides whose abundance was significantly higher in dry mature ga1 seeds than in dry mature WT seeds

No. Experimental Molecular Mass Experimental pI Arabidopsis Protein Name Coverage Theoretical Molecular Mass Theoretical pI Accession No. Relative Abundancea
kD % kD
169 47.20 6.7 12S-1 Seed storage protein precursor 15 49.99 7.26 P15455 >200
151 45.59 5.39 Similar to 12S seed storage precursor 23 49.67 5.47 4204298 3.5 ± 0.1
177 42.94 6.12 12S-2 Seed storage protein precursor 14 50.64 6.77 112682 2.4 ± 0.1
 71 50.44 7.67 12S-1 Seed storage protein precursor 22 49.99 7.26 P15455 2.4 ± 0.1
 70 49.43 7.19 12S-1 Seed storage protein precursor 61 49.99 7.26 P15455 2.0 ± 0.1
 69 43.67 6.29 12S-2 Seed storage protein precursor 18 48.03 6.56 P15456 1.8 ± 0.1
a

 Data obtained from densitometric analysis of individual spots (see Fig. 1): normalized spot volume in the mature dry ga1 seeds divided by the normalized spot volume in the dry mature WT seeds ± sd (n = 3); >200 means that the accumulation level of the corresponding protein in the dry mature WT seeds was close to background.