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Identification of genes from the general phenylpropanoid and monolignol-specific metabolism in two sugarcane lignin-contrasting genotypes.
Molecular genetics and genomics : MGG - 1 May 2020
Jardim-Messeder Douglas, da Franca Silva Tatiane, Fonseca Jose Pedro, Junior José Nicomedes, Barzilai Lucia, Felix-Cordeiro Thais, Pereira Joyce Carvalho, Rodrigues-Ferreira Clara, Bastos Isabela, da Silva Tereza Cristina, de Abreu Waldow Vinicius, Cassol Daniela, Pereira Willian, Flausino Bruno, Carniel Adriano, Faria Jessica, Moraes Thamirys, Cruz Fernanda P, Loh Roberta, Van Montagu Marc, Loureiro Marcelo Ehlers, de Souza Sonia Regina, Mangeon Amanda, Sachetto-Martins Gilberto
Abstract excerpt
The phenylpropanoid pathway is an important route of secondary metabolism involved in the synthesis of different phenolic compounds such as phenylpropenes, anthocyanins, stilbenoids, flavonoids, and monolignols. The flux toward monolignol biosynthesis through the phenylpropanoid pathway is controlled by specific genes from at least ten families. Lignin polymer is one of the major components of the plant cell wall...
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