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Information on Organism Crepis palaestina

Crepis palaestina (Boiss.) Bornm.; Crepis palaestina;

Word Map for Organism Crepis palaestina

Crepis palaestina
epoxy
triacylglycerols
vernolic
heynh
seed-specific

TaxTree of Organism Crepis palaestina

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cellular organisms

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Viridiplantae can be found in Brenda

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Streptophyta can be found in Brenda

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Streptophytina can be found in Brenda

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Embryophyta can be found in Brenda

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Tracheophyta can be found in Brenda

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Euphyllophyta can be found in Brenda

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Spermatophyta can be found in Brenda

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Magnoliopsida can be found in Brenda

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Mesangiospermae can be found in Brenda

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eudicotyledons can be found in Brenda

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Gunneridae can be found in Brenda

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Pentapetalae can be found in Brenda

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campanulids can be found in Brenda

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Asteraceae can be found in Brenda

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Cichorioideae can be found in Brenda

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Cichorieae can be found in Brenda

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Crepidinae can be found in Brenda

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Crepis palaestina

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1,5-anhydrofructose degradation

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PWY-6992

acetone degradation I (to methylglyoxal)

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PWY-5451

acetone degradation III (to propane-1,2-diol)

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PWY-7466

Amaryllidacea alkaloids biosynthesis

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PWY-7826

Aminobenzoate degradation

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anandamide biosynthesis I

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PWY-8051

anandamide biosynthesis II

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PWY-8053

Arachidonic acid metabolism

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arachidonic acid metabolism

arachidonic acid metabolism

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bacterial bioluminescence

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PWY-7723

Biosynthesis of secondary metabolites

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Biosynthesis of unsaturated fatty acids

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bupropion degradation

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PWY66-241

Caffeine metabolism

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choline biosynthesis III

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PWY-3561

citric acid cycle

citric acid cycle

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crepenynate biosynthesis

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PWY-6013

cutin biosynthesis

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PWY-321

Cutin, suberine and wax biosynthesis

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diacylglycerol and triacylglycerol biosynthesis

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TRIGLSYN-PWY

diacylglycerol biosynthesis (PUFA enrichment in oilseed)

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PWY-6804

Drug metabolism - cytochrome P450

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Ether lipid metabolism

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Fatty acid degradation

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Fatty acid elongation

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Glycerolipid metabolism

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Glycerophospholipid metabolism

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Glyoxylate and dicarboxylate metabolism

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glyoxylate cycle

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GLYOXYLATE-BYPASS

hydroxylated fatty acid biosynthesis (plants)

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PWY-6433

Linoleic acid metabolism

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lipid metabolism

lipid metabolism

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melatonin degradation I

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PWY-6398

Metabolic pathways

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Metabolism of xenobiotics by cytochrome P450

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Microbial metabolism in diverse environments

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nicotine degradation IV

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PWY66-201

nicotine degradation V

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PWY66-221

oleate biosynthesis II (animals and fungi)

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PWY-5996

palmitoyl ethanolamide biosynthesis

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PWY-8055

phosphatidylcholine biosynthesis I

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PWY3O-450

phosphatidylcholine biosynthesis II

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PWY4FS-2

phosphatidylcholine resynthesis via glycerophosphocholine

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PWY-7367

phosphatidylethanolamine bioynthesis

phosphatidylethanolamine bioynthesis

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phospholipid remodeling (phosphatidylcholine, yeast)

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PWY-7416

Phosphonate and phosphinate metabolism

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plasmalogen biosynthesis I (aerobic)

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PWY-7782

Retinol metabolism

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ricinoleate biosynthesis

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PWY-7618

sporopollenin precursors biosynthesis

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PWY-6733

stearate biosynthesis I (animals)

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PWY-5972

stearate biosynthesis III (fungi)

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PWY3O-355

Steroid hormone biosynthesis

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suberin monomers biosynthesis

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PWY-1121

traumatin and (Z)-3-hexen-1-yl acetate biosynthesis

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PWY-5410

Tryptophan metabolism

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vanillin biosynthesis I

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PWY-5665

vernolate biosynthesis III

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PWY-6917

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Crepis palaestina

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393081, 393082, 757544

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additional information

Crepis palaestina

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phylogenetic analysis showed that plant PDAT can be grouped into four clades, two of which have one putative transmembrane domain (TMD) while the other two are predicted to be entirely soluble. The majority of PDAT in the database have the single-predicted TMD consisting of a small cytosolic N-terminus and a large C-terminal domain in the endoplasmic reticulum lumen. The N-terminal region is hydrophilic with arginine clusters similar to those observed in DGAT1

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NCBI: Taxonomy, PubMed, Genome

SILVA: 16S/18S rRNA, 23S/28S rRNA

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Release 2023.1 (January 2023)