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. 2008 May;20(5):1289–1302. doi: 10.1105/tpc.107.050906

Table 2.

Monosaccharide Composition and Linkage Analysis of RGI/XGA Isolated from Adult Leaves from the Wild Type (qrt) and xgd1-1

qrt xgd1-1
Monosaccharide Composition (mol %)
    Fuc 2.7 3.2
    Rha 19.2 20.9
    Ara 26.1 27.5
    Gal 9.2 15.0
    Glc Trace Trace
    Xyl 3.8 1.2
    GalA 37.9 30.8
    GlcA 1.0 1.4
Linkage Analysis (mol %)
    2-Rha 15.6 12.9
    2,4-Rha 8.4 10.5
    t-Xyl 4.6 1.1
    t-Gal 7.4 9.0
    4-Gal 8.9 12.8
    3-Gal 3.4 3.1
    6-Gal 3.4 2.4
    3,6-Gal 5.4 4.3
    3,4-Gal 1.5 1.2
    4,6-Gal 0.7 1.0
    t-Araf 4.9 5.9
    5-Araf 17.7 18.6
    2,5-Araf 3.0 3.4
    2,3,5-Araf 2.7 4.1
    t-Fuc 0.7 0.8
    4-GalA 33.4 28.4
    3,4-GalA 4.5 2.4

A reduction in t-Xyl in xgd1-1 could be observed in both the monosaccharide composition and in the linkage analysis, and a reduction in 3,4-GalA was also observed. The neutral sugars and uronic acids were determined in separate analyses, and the combined mol % of 4-GalA and 3,4-GalA was calculated according to the monosaccharide composition (top). No other sugars or sugar derivates than those mentioned in the table could be detected. Similar results were obtained in two independent experiments.