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Cenzano, A.; Abdala, G.; Hause, B.
Cytochemical immuno-localization of allene oxide cyclase, a jasmonic acid biosynthetic enzyme, in developing potato stolons (2007), J. Plant Physiol., 164, 1449-1456.

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Activating Compound

Activating Compound	Comment	Organism	Structure
jasmonic acid	induction of enzyme expression	Solanum tuberosum

Organism

Organism	UniProt	Comment	Textmining
Solanum tuberosum	-	-	-

Source Tissue

Source Tissue	Comment	Organism	Textmining
epidermal cell	allene oxide cyclase is present in epidermal, cortical and pith parenchymic cells showing the highest levels in vascular tissues surrounding cells	Solanum tuberosum	-
parenchymal cell	allene oxide cyclase is present in epidermal, cortical and pith parenchymic cells showing the highest levels in vascular tissues surrounding cells	Solanum tuberosum	-
stem cortex	allene oxide cyclase is present in epidermal, cortical and pith parenchymic cells showing the highest levels in vascular tissues surrounding cells	Solanum tuberosum	-
stolon	developing stolon, allene oxide cyclase and lipoxygenase are clearly detectable and levels do not change during development. Jasmonic acid treatment for 24 h increases protein levels of both enzymes. Both are present in the apex and along the stolon axis. Allene oxide cyclase is present in epidermal, cortical and pith parenchymic cells showing the highest levels in vascular tissues surrounding cells	Solanum tuberosum	-
vascular tissue	allene oxide cyclase is present in epidermal, cortical and pith parenchymic cells showing the highest levels in vascular tissues surrounding cells	Solanum tuberosum	-

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