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. 2019 Jul 4;20(13):3287. doi: 10.3390/ijms20133287

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Structures of three genes encoding SPTBN (Glyma.12G088600), bZIP TF21/TGA9 (Glyma.12G088700), and LRR family protein (Glyma.06G319700), and single nucleotide polymorphisms (SNPs) in the mapping parents Cheongja and Buseok. Exons and untranslated regions (UTRs) are indicated by red- and blue-filled boxes, respectively. SNP positions, nucleotide replacements, and amino acid substitutions between Cheongja 3 and Buseok are presented. One and two SNPs in exons of SPTBN (Glyma.12G088600) and bZIP TF21/TGA9 (Glyma.12G088700), respectively, were synonymous. The SNPs T/G and C/G in exons of Glyma.06G319700 (LRR family protein) caused amino acid replacements of Phe to Leu and Arg to Gly at the 247th and 254th residues, respectively.