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COMPARISON OF PROTEIN CONSTITUENTS RELATING TO BETA-GLUCOSIDASE ACTIVITY IN 'BB' AND 'LOWER CASE BB' INBRED LINES OF MELILOTUS ALBA
Abstract
The variation in phenotypic behavior attributable to mutant genes has provided geneticists -with both research material and challenge since the turn of the century. The efforts of Beadle and Tatum (2), demonstrating that the action of a specific gene is related directly to a particular chemical reaction in the living cell, have stimulated dramatically the combined research efforts of geneticists and biochemists in the past two decades. This fusion of interests has enabled a molecular analysis of genetic lesions, leading to an understanding of the chemical basis of genetic control as well as providing extensive insight into the sequence of biosynthetic pathways.
Subject Area
Genetics
Recommended Citation
GILCHRIST, DAVID GLENN, "COMPARISON OF PROTEIN CONSTITUENTS RELATING TO BETA-GLUCOSIDASE ACTIVITY IN 'BB' AND 'LOWER CASE BB' INBRED LINES OF MELILOTUS ALBA" (1969). ETD collection for University of Nebraska-Lincoln. AAI7012264.
https://digitalcommons.unl.edu/dissertations/AAI7012264