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Plastid acyl carrier proteins play redundant roles in seed oil accumulation with functional differentiation on the fatty acid flux.

Plant cell reports - 10 Jun 2026

Guo Ningxin, Chen Yangyang, Zhao Jialiang, Wen Jiayin, Zhao Cuizhu, Zhang Meng

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KEY MESSAGE: Plastid ACPs are not limiting factors for seed oil accumulation and show functional redundancy, while their differentiation affects fatty acid composition. Plastid acyl carrier proteins (ACPs) act as acyl carriers in the fatty acid biosynthesis, yet the specific functions of different isoforms and their roles in seed oil accumulation remain unclear. To investigate the functions of the five ACPs in...

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PMID: 42268292
DOI: 10.1007/s00299-026-03873-y

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ACP5
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