An integrative genomics approach for deciphering the complex interactions between ascorbate metabolism and fruit growth and composition in tomato.

doi:10.1016/j.crvi.2009.09.013

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An integrative genomics approach for deciphering the complex interactions between ascorbate metabolism and fruit growth and composition in tomato.

Comptes rendus biologies - 1 Nov 2009

Garcia Virginie, Stevens Rebecca, Gil Laurent, Gilbert Louise, Gest Noé, Petit Johann, Faurobert Mireille, Maucourt Mickael, Deborde Catherine, Moing Annick, Poessel Jean-Luc, Jacob Daniel, Bouchet Jean-Paul, Giraudel Jean-Luc, Gouble Barbara, Page David, Alhagdow Moftah, Massot Capucine, Gautier Hélène, Lemaire-Chamley Martine, de Daruvar Antoine, Rolin Dominique, Usadel Bjoern, Lahaye Marc, Causse Mathilde, Baldet Pierre, Rothan Christophe

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Very few reports have studied the interactions between ascorbate and fruit metabolism. In order to get insights into the complex relationships between ascorbate biosynthesis/recycling and other metabolic pathways in the fruit, we undertook a fruit systems biology approach. To this end, we have produced tomato transgenic lines altered in ascorbate content and redox ratio by RNAi-targeting several key enzymes...

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DOI: 10.1016/j.crvi.2009.09.013

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