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Comparative transcripts profiling reveals new insight into molecular processes regulating lycopene accumulation in a sweet orange (Citrus sinensis) red-flesh mutant.

BMC genomics - 18 Nov 2009

Xu Qiang, Yu Keqin, Zhu Andan, Ye Junli, Liu Qing, Zhang Jianchen, Deng Xiuxin

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BACKGROUND: Interest in lycopene metabolism and regulation is growing rapidly because accumulative studies have suggested an important role for lycopene in human health promotion. However, little is known about the molecular processes regulating lycopene accumulation in fruits other than tomato so far. RESULTS: On a spontaneous sweet orange bud mutant with abnormal lycopene accumulation in fruits and its wild...

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PMID: 19922663
DOI: 10.1186/1471-2164-10-540
PMCID: PMC2784484

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