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Comparative transcriptome reveals distinct starch-sugar interconversion patterns in potato genotypes contrasting for cold-induced sweetening capacity.

Food chemistry - 1 Jan 2021

Liu Xun, Chen Lin, Shi Weiling, Xu Xuan, Li Zhijing, Liu Tengfei, He Qin, Xie Conghua, Nie Bihua, Song Botao

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Potato accumulates large amounts of soluble sugar during cold storage periods. However, a system based understanding of this process is still largely unknown. Here, we compared the dynamic cold-responded transcriptome of genotypes between cold-induced sweetening resistant (CIS-R) and cold-induced sweetening sensitive (CIS-S) in tubers. Comparative transcriptome revealed that activating the pathways of starch...

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PMID: 32693335
DOI: 10.1016/j.foodchem.2020.127550

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