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A sweet cherry glutathione S-transferase gene, PavGST1, plays a central role in fruit skin coloration

2024-01-31

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Sweet cherry, an economically important horticultural crop, has strong antioxidant activity. The fruits contain compounds potentially beneficial to human health─particularly anthocyanins, which are synthesized in cytosol and predominantly accumulated in vacuoles. Although anthocyanin levels differ among dark-red, blush, and yellow sweet cherry cultivars, the regulatory mechanism of anthocyanin transport and accumu...

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10.22541/au.170669204.48517284/v1
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