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ABA injection significantly increased citrate content.
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e0“ABA injection increased the citrate content significantly”
t0“Citrus PH5-like H+-ATPase genes”
Title
Cai-Yun Shi; Rui-Qin Song; Xiao-Mei Hu; et al. Frontiers in Plant Science 2015. doi:10.3389/fpls.2015.00135
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- Observation At least eight PH5-like genes were identified in the citrus genome.
- Observation CsPH proteins have an approximate mass of 100 kDa.
- Observation CsPH proteins have 64.6 to 80.9% similarity to the named H+-ATPases.
- Observation CsPH genes contain 13-21 exons and 12-20 introns.
- Observation CsPH genes were distributed among four P3A subfamily groups.
- Observation CsPH1, 3 and 4 were predominantly expressed in mature leaves.
- Observation CsPH2 and 7 were predominantly expressed in roots.
- Observation CsPH5 and 6 were predominantly expressed in flowers.
- Observation CsPH8 was predominantly expressed in fruit juice sacs.
- Association CsPH transcript profiles differed between orange and pummelo.
- Association CsPH transcript profiles differed between high-acid and low-acid cultivars.
- Observation Low-acid orange Honganliu has low CsPH3, CsPH4, CsPH5 and CsPH8 transcripts.
- Observation Acid-free pummelo has a low transcript level only for CsPH8.
- Intervention effect ABA injection induced CsPH2, 6, 7 and 8 transcripts.
- Mechanism The authors suggest CsPH8 likely regulates citrate accumulation in citrus fruit vacuoles.