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nitrite reductase

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Aliases

EC 1.7.7.1, NIR

Evidence Snippets

nitrite reductase (NIR, EC 1.7.7.1)
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Claim 1cross species comparisonsupports1992Source 1DOI

Phytochrome and nitrate control nitrite reductase gene expression differently in different plant species, while dependence on the plastidic factor appears to be the same in all cases studied so far.

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It is obvious that in different plants phytochrome and nitrate control NIR gene expression differently. Only the dependence on the plastidic factor appears to be the same in all cases studied so far.
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, nitrite reductase transcript level is controlled by light alone and nitrate is ineffective.

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in the case of NIR the transcript level was controlled by light alone, with nitrate being ineffective.
Claim 5regulatory controlsupports1992Source 1DOI

In spinach seedling cotyledons, light strongly affects nitrite reductase synthesis while nitrate affects transcript level.

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The strong action of light on NIR synthesis was multiplicatively superimposed on the action of nitrate, consistent with the conclusion that nitrate affects the transcript level while light controls enzyme synthesis.
Claim 6regulatory controlsupports1992Source 1DOI

In spinach seedling cotyledons, nitrite reductase transcript level is unaffected by light and determined by nitrate.

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In spinach ( Spinacia oleracea L.) seedling cotyledons the NIR transcript level was unaffected by light but determined by nitrate.
Claim 7regulatory controlsupports1992Source 1DOI

In tobacco seedlings, light has no effect on nitrite reductase synthesis in the absence of nitrate but strongly affects protein synthesis in the presence of nitrate.

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There was no effect of light on NIR synthesis in the absence of nitrate while a strong action of light on protein synthesis was observed in the presence of nitrate.
Claim 8regulatory controlsupports1992Source 1DOI

In tobacco seedlings, nitrite reductase transcript level is determined by a synergistic action between nitrate and light.

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In tobacco ( Nicotiana tabacum L., cv. Coker 176) seedlings the NIR transcript level was determined by a synergistic action between nitrate and light
Claim 9regulatory controlsupports1992Source 1DOI

In tobacco, the specific effect of blue light on nitrite reductase appearance is not seen at the transcript level.

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The specific effect of blue light on enzyme appearance, i.e. an effect which cannot be attributed to phytochrome, was not seen at the transcript level.
Claim 10subcellular localizationsupports1992Source 1DOI

Nitrite reductase is a nuclear-encoded plastidic protein.

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