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A putative R3 MYB repressor is the candidate gene underlying atroviolacium, a locus for anthocyanin pigmentation in tomato fruit.

Journal of experimental botany - 16 Dec 2017

Cao Xue, Qiu Zhengkun, Wang Xiaotian, Van Giang Tong, Liu Xiaolin, Wang Jing, Wang Xiaoxuan, Gao Jianchang, Guo Yanmei, Du Yongchen, Wang Guoping, Huang Zejun

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Anthocyanins are potential health-promoting compounds in the human diet. The atv (atroviolacium) locus, derived from the wild tomato species Solanum cheesmaniae, has been shown to enhance anthocyanin pigmentation in tomato fruit when it co-exists with either the Aft (Anthocyanin fruit) or the Abg (Aubergine) locus. In the present study, the atv locus was fine-mapped to an approximately 5.0-kb interval on...

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PMID: 29186488
DOI: 10.1093/jxb/erx382
PMCID: PMC5854135

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