5.2.1.13: prolycopene isomerase
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5.2.1.13
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phytoene
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all-trans-lycopene
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zeta-carotene
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strigolactones
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tangerine
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violaxanthin
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carotenogenesis
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xanthophyl
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apocarotenoids
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chromoplast
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carotenogenic
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beta-cyclase
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cis-to-trans
- 5.2.1.13
- phytoene
- all-trans-lycopene
- zeta-carotene
- strigolactones
- tangerine
- violaxanthin
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carotenogenesis
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xanthophyl
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apocarotenoids
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chromoplast
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carotenogenic
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beta-cyclase
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cis-to-trans
Reaction
Synonyms
carotene cis-trans isomerase, carotenoid isomerase, CoCRTISO1-ORa, CoCRTISO1-ORb, CoCRTISO1Y, CoCRTISO2, CoCRTISO3, CoCRTISO4, CRTISO, LOC_Os11g36440, Mhz5, Mit3, ZEBRA LEAF 2, ZEBRA2, Zmcrtiso1
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LITERATURE
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the transcript of Zmcrtiso1 increases throughout endosperm development to day 25 after pollination. Until 30 after pollination the level decreases
ZEBRA2 is predominantly expressed in mesophyll cells of mature leaves
highest expression in the leaf, followed by the pod and the panicle
highest expression in the leaf, followed by the pod and the panicle
additional information
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in wild-type fruit, the mRNA levels of CRTISO increase 10fold during the breaker stage of fruit ripening. Expression of CRTISO in fruit of the mutant tangerine(mic) is similar to that in the wild type
ZEBRA2 is predominantly expressed in mesophyll cells of mature leaves
highest expression among the tissues tested. In plants carrying the Zebra leaf mutation, yellow and green striped leaves appear at the seedling stage and gradually turn pale green towards the end of the tillering stage
additional information
expressed in all tested tissues and organs, with the highest expression in the leaf, followed by the pod and the panicle. Lowest expression in stem and the root
