Characterization by cDNA cloning of the mRNA for seminalplasmin, the major basic protein of bull semen.

Abstract:

:A cDNA library derived from poly(A)+RNA of bull seminal vesicle tissue was screened with synthetic DNA probes specific for seminalplasmin (SAP), the major basic protein of bull semen. From a number of positive clones, pBSV12, containing a 577-bp insert, was identified and sequenced. The derived amino acid sequence comprises the known amino acid sequence of SAP with an amino terminal representing a putative signal sequence; at the carboxyl terminus the sequence contains an additional lysine residue. Present experimental data do not distinguish between two potential SAP precursor molecules, each starting with a methionine residue and differing by 10 amino acid residues in the leader peptide. Comparative Northern analysis reveals a SAP-specific mRNA of 700 bp, which lacks RNA from bovine testis as well as from seminal vesicle tissue of a bull calf; hence, expression of the SAP gene appears to be under androgen and/or developmental control. Southern analysis indicates that one gene appears to specify SAP. SAP-like DNA sequences were detected in ovine and porcine genomic DNA.

journal_name

DNA Cell Biol

journal_title

DNA and cell biology

authors

Wagner S,Freudenstein J,Scheit KH

doi

10.1089/dna.1990.9.437

subject

Has Abstract

pub_date

1990-07-01 00:00:00

pages

437-42

issue

6

eissn

1044-5498

issn

1557-7430

journal_volume

9

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