First-pass extracted concept

nitrate reductase

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Aliases

EC 1.6.6.1, NR

Evidence Snippets

nitrate reductase (NR, EC 1.6.6.1)
Evidence 1Source 1DOIprovenance

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Linked Claims

Claim 1expression correlationsupports1992Source 1DOI

In mustard seedling cotyledons, synthesis of nitrate reductase correlates with the level of nitrate reductase mRNA.

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Synthesis of NR (a cytosolic protein with two isoforms) correlated with the level of NR mRNA.
Claim 2regulatory controlsupports1992Source 1DOI

In mustard seedling cotyledons, actual enzyme synthesis of both nitrate reductase and nitrite reductase is controlled by nitrate.

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However, in both cases actual enzyme synthesis was controlled by nitrate
Claim 3regulatory controlsupports1992Source 1DOI

In mustard seedling cotyledons, nitrate reductase and nitrite reductase share the same dependence on positive control by the plastidic factor.

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the dependence on positive control by the plastidic factor was the same.
Claim 4regulatory controlsupports1992Source 1DOI

In mustard seedling cotyledons, nitrate reductase gene expression is positively controlled by a plastidic factor.

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A positive control of NR gene expression by the plastidic factor was observed.
Claim 5regulatory controlsupports1992Source 1DOI

In mustard seedling cotyledons, nitrate reductase mRNA level is determined by a strong synergistic coaction of nitrate and light.

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In mustard ( Sinapis alba L.) seedling cotyledons the NR‐mRNA level was determined by a strong synergistic coaction of nitrate and light.
Claim 6subcellular localizationsupports1992Source 1DOI

Nitrate reductase is a nuclear-encoded cytosolic protein.

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While both enzymes are nuclear‐encoded, NR is a cytosolic and NIR a plastidic protein.