Figure 7.
Expression of JERF3 in tobacco interacts with the promoters of NtSOD and NtCA in transient GUS assay. A and B, The top section displays a schematic diagram of the reporter constructs used in Agrobacterium-mediated transient expression assay. The promoter of NtSOD-f, NtSOD-p1, NtSOD-p2, NtSOD-mini, or removal of GCC box (GCC-del) is fused upstream of GUS gene in pCAMBIA1303. The promoter of NtCA-p1, NtCA-p2, NtCA-p3, NtCA-p4, NtCA-p5, NtCA-p6, NtCA-p7, NtCA-mini, or removal of 39-bp fragment (NtCA-39 del) is fused upstream of GUS gene in pCAMBIA1303. The chart shows relative GUS activity in leaves of wild-type and OE seedlings 48 h after Agrobacterium infiltration. The data for GUS activity in OE seedling leaves are relative to that in wild type (standardized to 100).

Expression of JERF3 in tobacco interacts with the promoters of NtSOD and NtCA in transient GUS assay. A and B, The top section displays a schematic diagram of the reporter constructs used in Agrobacterium-mediated transient expression assay. The promoter of NtSOD-f, NtSOD-p1, NtSOD-p2, NtSOD-mini, or removal of GCC box (GCC-del) is fused upstream of GUS gene in pCAMBIA1303. The promoter of NtCA-p1, NtCA-p2, NtCA-p3, NtCA-p4, NtCA-p5, NtCA-p6, NtCA-p7, NtCA-mini, or removal of 39-bp fragment (NtCA-39 del) is fused upstream of GUS gene in pCAMBIA1303. The chart shows relative GUS activity in leaves of wild-type and OE seedlings 48 h after Agrobacterium infiltration. The data for GUS activity in OE seedling leaves are relative to that in wild type (standardized to 100).

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