That should have read "But if you blast agains the whole pea family (Fabaceae), you get a whole bunch of hits, including from soy bean etc."
On Friday, December 14, 2012 12:33:20 AM UTC-8, Patrik D'haeseleer wrote:
If you take the sequences in this paper and blast them against Mimosa, you get... zip, nada. Again, no surprise because there's only a total of 89 protein sequences for Mimosa in the databases (and only 36 for M. pudica). But if you blast agains the whole pea family (Fabaceae), including from soy bean etc. If you're lucky, one of those might be a gallic acid glucoside sulfotransferase, but figuring out which one may not be an easily DIYable project...--
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