Claim · model-written summary
Significant expression of XMT-13 and XDH-4 in the xanthosine degradation pathway in Camellia ptilophylla is attributed to its higher theobromine content compared with SCZ.
- Taxon
- Camellia ptilophyllaCamellia ptilophyllat0
- Gene
- XMT-13, and XDH-4e3
- Outcome
- higher theobromine contente3
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Verbatim
t0“Camellia ptilophylla”
e3“The significant expression of SAMS-5, PPAT-2, IMPDH-2, TCS-2, TCS-3, XMT-1, XMT-13, and XDH-4 in the xanthosine degradation pathway in CAF is attributed to higher theobromine content as compared to SCZ”
Title
Waqar Khan; Peng Zheng; Binmei Sun; et al. Horticulturae 2024. doi:10.3390/horticulturae11010008
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- Observation RNA-seq of the two tea species revealed differences in caffeine and catechin synthesis.
- Association The SAM and AMP pathway genes were significantly related to xanthosine synthesis in the purine alkaloid pathway.
- Mechanism Significant expression of SAMS-5, PPAT-2 and IMPDH-2 in the xanthosine degradation pathway in Camellia ptilophylla is attributed to its higher theobromine content compared with SCZ.
- Mechanism Significant expression of TCS-2, TCS-3 and XMT-1 in the xanthosine degradation pathway in Camellia ptilophylla is attributed to its higher theobromine content compared with SCZ.
- Association The transcription factor AP2/ERF (20%) was significantly correlated with the purine alkaloid and phenylpropanoid genes.
- Association The transcription factor WRKY (12%) was significantly correlated with the purine alkaloid and phenylpropanoid genes.
- Association The transcription factor NAC (11%) was significantly correlated with the purine alkaloid and phenylpropanoid genes.
- Association The transcription factor MYB (8%) was significantly correlated with the purine alkaloid and phenylpropanoid genes.
- Association Upregulated expression of caffeine synthesis genes in SCZ was correlated with MYB and AP2/ERF transcription factors.