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Literature summary for 2.5.1.32 extracted from

  • Li, F.; Tzfadia, O.; Wurtzel, E.
    The phytoene synthase gene family in the Grasses: Subfunctionalization provides tissue-specific control of carotenogenesis (2009), Plant Signal. Behav., 4, 208-211.
    View publication on PubMedView publication on EuropePMC
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Organism

Organism UniProt Comment Textmining
Oryza sativa
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Sorghum sp.
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Zea mays
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Synonyms

Synonyms Comment Organism
phytoene synthase
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 Zea mays
phytoene synthase
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 Oryza sativa
phytoene synthase
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 Sorghum sp.
PSY
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 Zea mays
PSY
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 Oryza sativa
PSY
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 Sorghum sp.
PSY1 in poaceae there are three genes encoding PSY, which are expressed in different pattern providing fine control of carotenogenesis that serves numerous physiological purposes Zea mays
PSY1 in poaceae there are three genes encoding PSY, which are expressed in different pattern providing fine control of carotenogenesis that serves numerous physiological purposes Oryza sativa
PSY1 in poaceae there are three genes encoding PSY, which are expressed in different pattern providing fine control of carotenogenesis that serves numerous physiological purposes Sorghum sp.
PSY2 in poaceae there are three genes encoding PSY, which are expressed in different pattern providing fine control of carotenogenesis that serves numerous physiological purposes Zea mays
PSY2 in poaceae there are three genes encoding PSY, which are expressed in different pattern providing fine control of carotenogenesis that serves numerous physiological purposes Oryza sativa
PSY2 in poaceae there are three genes encoding PSY, which are expressed in different pattern providing fine control of carotenogenesis that serves numerous physiological purposes Sorghum sp.
PSY3 in poaceae there are three genes encoding PSY, which are expressed in different pattern providing fine control of carotenogenesis that serves numerous physiological purposes Zea mays
PSY3 in poaceae there are three genes encoding PSY, which are expressed in different pattern providing fine control of carotenogenesis that serves numerous physiological purposes Oryza sativa
PSY3 in poaceae there are three genes encoding PSY, which are expressed in different pattern providing fine control of carotenogenesis that serves numerous physiological purposes Sorghum sp.