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A Functional InDel in the WRKY10 Promoter Controls the Degree of Flesh Red Pigmentation in Apple.

Advanced science (Weinheim, Baden-Wurttemberg, Germany) - 1 Aug 2024

Wang Nan, Liu Wenjun, Mei Zhuoxin, Zhang Shuhui, Zou Qi, Yu Lei, Jiang Shenghui, Fang Hongcheng, Zhang Zongying, Chen Zijing, Wu Shujing, Cheng Lailiang, Chen Xuesen

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MYB transcription factors have been linked to anthocyanin synthesis and various color phenotypes in plants. In apple, MYB10 confers a red-flesh phenotype due to a minisatellite insertion in its R6 promoter, but R6:MYB10 genotypes exhibit various degrees of red pigmentation in the flesh, suggesting the involvement of other genetic factors. Here, it is shown that MdWRKY10, a transcription factor identified via DNA...

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PMID: 38874015
DOI: 10.1002/advs.202400998
PMCID: PMC11321683

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