Conversion of Active and Inactive Debranching Enzymes in Rice Seeds
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Debranching enzyme activity in rice seeds increased during the early stage of ripening and then decreased, and increased again during germination. The inactive enzyme accumulated rapidly in ripening seeds from the 20th day after flowering. Radioactive amino acids were readily incorporated into the active debranching enzyme after their absorption into immature rice seeds. Subsequently, the radioactivity increased in the inactive enzyme, accompanying a decrease in the active enzyme. We concluded that the debranching enzyme in rice seeds is synthesized during ripening in active form and that it accumulates in inactive form, which can be reactivated during germination.
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