Polypeptides enabling sorting of proteins to vacuoles in plants
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Nov 1, 1994
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Nov 12, 1991
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Sep 12, 1989
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A polypeptide enabling sorting of proteins to vacuoles in plants, particularly tobacco is described. The polypeptide has the sequence VFAEAIAANSTLVAE. Without this sequence, the protein is not sorted to the vacuoles. The polypeptide is attached to the C-terminal region of the protein and is particularly useful for sorting of lectins to the vacuole which are insecticidal.
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