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. 2009 May;150(1):190–204. doi: 10.1104/pp.108.133520

Table I.

List of genes involved in starch biosynthesis

cTP, Chloroplast transit peptide; n.d., signal peptide was not possible to determine because of the partial length of the corresponding nucleotide sequence available.

Enzyme Gene Reference EST (Full Length or Partial) Length of the Signal Peptide, Amino Acids (Probability) Highest BLAST Hit (Percentage Identity) Reference
ADP-Glc pyrophosphorylase (EC 2.7.7.27)
    Small subunit AGP-S1a HB16K13 (full) No CAA88449 (100%) Thorbjørnsen et al. (1996)
AGP-S1b HI02B12 (full) 64 cTP (0.944) CAA88450 (99.4%) Thorbjørnsen et al. (1996)
AGP-S2 HW03I05 (partial) 32 cTP (0.866) AAO16183 (99.2%) Johnson et al. (2003)
    Large subunit AGP-L1 HY04M18 (full) 43 cTP (0.854) CAA47626 (100%) Villand et al. (1992)
AGP-L2 HX03I15 (full) 91 cTP (0.307) AAC49729 (98.8%) Eimert et al. (1997)
Starch synthase (EC 2.4.1.21) SSI HV04E12 (partial) 31 cTP (0.864) AAF37876 (100%) Gubler et al. (2000)
SSIIa HB02N20 (partial) n.d. AAN28307 (100%) Li et al. (2003)
SSIIb HT03C10 (partial) n.d. AAN28307 (71.6%) Morell et al. (2003)
SSIIIa HB14E10 (partial) n.d. AAF87999 (91.8%) Li et al. (2000)
SSIIIb HB14B08 (partial) n.d. AAL40942 (91.0%) Dian et al. (2005)
SSIV HF05C15 (partial) n.d. AAK97773 (97.4%)
Granule-bound starch synthase (EC 2.4.1.21) GBSS1a HY10D16 (full) 69 cTP (0.841) AAM74051 (99.8%) Patron et al. (2002)
GBSS1b HI06O16 (partial) n.d. AAM74054 (98.1%) Patron et al. (2002)
Starch-branching enzyme (EC 2.4.1.18) SBE1 HB02A08 (partial) n.d. AAP72268 (96.8%) Mutisya et al. (2003)
SBE2a HZ64I18 (full) 7 cTP (0.599) AAC69753 (99.7%) Sun et al. (1998)
SBE2b HB03H24 (partial) n.d. AAC69754 (100%) Sun et al. (1998)
Starch-debranching enzyme
    Isoamylase (EC 3.2.1.68) ISA1 HB05N18 (partial) n.d. AAM46866 (99.2%) Burton et al. (2002a)
ISA2 HI05I24 (full) 49 cTP (0.888) BAD08581 (100%)
ISA3 HM13A11 (partial) n.d. BAD89532 (100%)
    Limit dextrinase (EC 3.2.1.41) PUL HB26F24 (partial) n.d. AAD34348 (100%) Burton et al. (1999)