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EC Number Substrates Commentary Substrates Organism Products Commentary (Products) Reversibility
Show all pathways known for 2.4.1.13Display the word mapDisplay the reaction diagram Show all sequences 2.4.1.13more it is possible that sucrose synthase provides monosaccharide precursors for mucilage synthesis Zea mays ? - ?
Show all pathways known for 2.4.1.13Display the word mapDisplay the reaction diagram Show all sequences 2.4.1.13more it is supposed that the sucrose synthase activity in sugar-beet roots is controlled by sucrose synthesized in leaves rather than by phytohormones Beta vulgaris ? - ?
Show all pathways known for 2.4.1.13Display the word mapDisplay the reaction diagram Show all sequences 2.4.1.13more mtSUS plays a non-sucrolytic role Zea mays ? - ?
Show all pathways known for 2.4.1.13Display the word mapDisplay the reaction diagram Show all sequences 2.4.1.13more sucrose synthase appears to be largely responsible for feeding assimilated carbon into sink metabolism Vicia faba ? - ?
Show all pathways known for 2.4.1.13Display the word mapDisplay the reaction diagram Show all sequences 2.4.1.13more sucrose synthase appears to be largely responsible for feeding assimilated carbon into sink metabolism Daucus carota ? - ?
Show all pathways known for 2.4.1.13Display the word mapDisplay the reaction diagram Show all sequences 2.4.1.13more sucrose synthase appears to be largely responsible for feeding assimilated carbon into sink metabolism. SH1 isozyme preferentially provides the substrate for cellulose biosynthesis, whereas SUS1 generates precursors for starch biosynthesis Zea mays ? - ?
Show all pathways known for 2.4.1.13Display the word mapDisplay the reaction diagram Show all sequences 2.4.1.13more SUS2 may function to regulate SUS1 membrane association by formation of SUS1–SUS2 hetero-oligomers Zea mays ? - ?
Show all pathways known for 2.4.1.13Display the word mapDisplay the reaction diagram Show all sequences 2.4.1.13more nitrogen fixation can occur in Lotus japonicus nodules even in the absence of LjSUS3 (the major nodule-induced isoform of SUS), so LjSUS1 must also contribute to the maintenance of nitrogen assimilation Lotus japonicus ? - ?
Show all pathways known for 2.4.1.13Display the word mapDisplay the reaction diagram Show all sequences 2.4.1.13more results support the model that nodule-enhanced Suc synthase 1 of the model legume Medicago truncatula is required for the establishment and maintenance of an efficient N-fixing symbiosis Medicago truncatula ? - ?
Show all pathways known for 2.4.1.13Display the word mapDisplay the reaction diagram Show all sequences 2.4.1.13more SuS is involved in the Suc to polysaccharides conversion. Glycogen content in an Anabaena sp. mutant strain with an insertion inactivation of susA was lower than in the wild type strain under diazotrophic conditions, while both glycogen and polysaccharides levels are higher in a mutant strain constitutively overexpressing susA Anabaena sp. ? - ?
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