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Four glycosyltransferase genes are responsible for synthesis and accumulation of different flavonol glycosides in apple tissues

25 Jun 2024

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Flavonols are widely synthesized throughout the plant kingdom, playing essential roles in plant physiology and providing unique health benefits for humans. Their glycosylation plays significant role in improving their stability and solubility, thus their accumulation and function. However, the genes encoding the enzymes catalyze this glycosylation remain largely unknown in apple. This study utilized a combination...

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PMID: 38923617
DOI: 10.1111/tpj.16898

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