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Differential condensation of FLO6 influences grain amylose synthesis in rice.

Science advances - 14 Aug 2026

Liu Fei, Zhang Minghao, Yan Zhipeng, Huang Yifei, Zhang Hui, Zhang Jing, Xie Kabin, Li Yibo, He Yuqing, Duanmu Deqiang, Wang Qiang, Rochaix Jean-David, Ouyang Min

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Amylose content is widely regarded as one of the decisive parameters determining rice grain quality. However, the regulatory mechanisms underlying amylose synthesis across different rice subspecies remain poorly understood. Here, we report that FLO6 (Floury Endosperm 6) undergoes phase separation to form condensates that adhere to the surface of starch granules, and these condensates are capable of recruiting...

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PMID: 42600001
DOI: 10.1126/sciadv.aec8768
PMCID: PMC13475482

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