Phylogenetic analysis and secondary structure prediction for drought tolerant Cap binding proteins of plant species
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Keywords:
Cap binding proteins, Drought tolerance, Phylogenetic analysis, Secondary structure predictionAbstract
Cap binding proteins play an important role in improvement of drought tolerant varieties. Fifteen drought tolerantCap binding proteins from different plant species were phylogenetically analysed and their secondary structure were
predicted. On the rectangular cladogram (Mirabilis jalapa) was nearest to the origin and is placed separately with Ricinus
communis forming separate cluster. The Cap binding proteins of Nicotiana tabacum were closely related with that of
Solanum tuberosum, showing their orthologous behaviour. Random coils constituted the maximum coverage along the
entire length is a common trend in 14 drought tolerant proteins, irrespective of size and species family.
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BHATI, J., CHADUVULA, P. K., KUMAR, S., & RAI, A. (2013). Phylogenetic analysis and secondary structure prediction for drought tolerant Cap binding proteins of plant species. The Indian Journal of Agricultural Sciences, 83(1). https://epubs.icar.org.in/index.php/IJAgS/article/view/27205