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For example, the MnGus protein shared 73% identity with the GUS of Acyrthosiphon pisum (Accession No. XP001951784), 62% identity with the Spsb1 of Caligus clemensi (Accession No. ACO15582), and 53% identity with the Spsb1 of Lepeophtheirus salmonis (Accession No. ACO13126).

The sampling was performed in February 2007, when the GUs of M. spinosum had completed their extension and flower production, and before the beginning of the development of their fruits and summer short GUs (see Damascos et al. 2008).

For each of these variables as well as for the stem length, basal diameter and number of leaves of the GUs of each plant, the coefficient of variation (CV = standard deviation · mean−1 × 100) was calculated, including both vegetative and flowering GUs (i.e. n= 20 for each plant).

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The GUS lines of OsINV3 were generated by incorporation of this vector into the WT lines segregated from NG6441 using transformation techniques mentioned above.

In 1.0-cm siliques, the GUS activity of 132PUI, 120PUI and 90PUI remained about 2 times higher than that of 1391Z, but the GUS activity of 159PUI was 4.6 times higher than that of 1391Z (Figure 3).

Besides, the GUS activity of leaves in 120P plant was lower than 1391Z plant (Figure 4).

The GUS expression of cotyledons, root tips, leaves and mature flowers was demonstrated by histochemical staining.

The GUS activity of leaves and roots in transgenic plants 159PUI, 132PUI, 120PUI and 90PUI were determined.

Among these transgenic plants, the GUS activity of 159PUI and 120 PUI transformants had the highest and lowest expression levels in 1-week-old leaves, respectively (Figure 2).

The GUS activity of flower bud, 0.5-cm silique and 1-cm silique in transgenic plants 159PUI, 132PUI, 120PUI and 90PUI were determined.