Claim · model-written summary
The authors suggest lignin and quercetin synthesis may underlie russet formation.
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e0“the synthesis of lignin and quercetin may be the key factors underlying russet formation”
t0“Lignin and Quercetin Synthesis Underlies Berry Russeting in ‘Sunshine Muscat’ Grape”
Title
Lignin and Quercetin Synthesis Underlies Berry Russeting in ‘Sunshine Muscat’ Grape
Yan Huang; Dong Liang; Hui Xia; et al. Biomolecules 2020. doi:10.3390/biom10050690
Other claims from this paper (8)
- Observation Russeted and nonrusseted grape peels differed in 1491 genes.
- Observation Phenylpropane synthesis was identified as a key metabolic pathway.
- Observation Twenty-eight DEGs were related to phenylpropane synthesis.
- Observation Sixteen DEGs were related to lignin synthesis.
- Observation Sixty differential metabolites were identified.
- Observation Twenty-nine differential phenolic substances were upregulated.
- Observation Ten differential metabolites were quercetin-related glycosides.
- Mechanism The authors infer that phenols likely dominate grape russet formation.