Genetics & Genomics

Report summarizes genetics & genomics study findings from J. Bustamanteporras and co-researchers

Published in Genetics and Environmental Law Weekly, August 18th, 2007

In this recently published article, scientists in Montpellier, France conducted a study "To understand the importance of ethylene receptor genes in the quality of coffee berries three full-length cDNAs corresponding to a putative ethylene receptor gene (ETR1) were isolated from Coffea canephora cDNA libraries. They differed by their 3'UTR and contained a main ORF and a 5'UTR short ORF putatively encoding a small polypeptide."

"The CcETR1 gene, present as a single copy in the C. canephora genome, contained five introns in the coding region and one in its 5'UTR. Alternative splicing can occur in C. canephora and C. pseudozanguebariae, leading to a truncated polypeptide....

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Source: Genetics and Environmental Law Weekly (2007-08-18)

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