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. 2017 Sep 21;8:1645. doi: 10.3389/fpls.2017.01645

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Copyright © 2017 Zong, Xi, Li, Chen, Zhang, Liu, Liu, Wang and Zhang.

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Bioinformatic analysis of a putative, 261 nt cis-regulatory element in the promoter region of TaMYC1. (A) Presence of multiple cis-acting regulatory motifs (boxes) in the 261 nt element as predicted using the PlantCARE software. (B) A diagram illustrating copy number difference of the 261 nt element in the promoter regions of two TaMYC1 alleles (TaMYC1p and TaMYC1w) isolated from purple- and white-grained wheat cultivars, respectively. The 261 nt element had three perfect (261 nts), one nearly intact (260 nts) and two partial (27 or 205 nts) copies in the promoter of TaMYC1p, but was present only once (261 nts) in the corresponding region of TaMYC1w. ATG indicates the start codon of the coding sequence.