BIOPEP-UWM: Report

ID 1144
Name legumin J, garden pea (Pisum sativum)
sequence
TSSEFDRLNQCQLDSINALEPDHRVESEAGLTETWNPNHPELKCAGVSLIRRTIDPNGLHLPSFSPSPQLIFIIQGKGVLGLSFPGCPETYEEPRSSQSRQESRQQQGDSHQKVRRFRKGDIIAIPSGIPYWTYNHGDEPLVAISLLDTSNIANQLDSTPRVFYLGGNPETEFPETQEEQQGRHRQKHSYPVGRRSGHHQQEEESEEQNEGNSVLSGFSSEFLAQTFNTEEDTAKRLRSPRDERSQIVRVEGGLRIIKPKGKEEEEKEQSHSHSHREEKEEEEEEEEDEEEKQRSEERKNGLEETICSAKIRENIADAARADLYNPRAGRISTANSLTLPVLRYLRLSAEYVRLYRNGIYAPHWNINANSLLYVIRGEGRVRIVNCQGNTVFDNKVRKGQLVVVPQNFVVAEQAGEEEGLEYVVFKTNDRAAVSHVQQVFRATPSEVLANAFGLRQRQVTELKLSGNRGPLVHPRSQSQSH
Function:
 
Number of residues 481
Chemical mass 54586.4106 Monoisotopic mass 54554.2741


Bibliographic data:
Authors
Gatehouse J.A., Bown D., Gilroy J., Levasseur M., Castleton J., Ellis T.H.N.
Title
Two genes encoding 'minor' legumin polypeptides in pea (Pisum sativum L.). Characterization and complete sequence of the LegJ gene. Biochem. J. 250:15-24.
Year Source
1988 Journal


Additional information:
Legumins occur in seeds of many leguminous & nonleguminous plants and are the the source of sulfur-containing amino acids in seed meals.


Database reference:
SWISS-PROT entry name: LEGJ_PEA, SWISS-PROT accession number: P05692