Claim · model-written summary
Under constant dark storage, SoZTL expression showed a strong correlation with SoVTC2 in spinach.
- Taxon
- spinach
Spinacia oleraceat0 - Treatment
- under constant dark storagee1
- Gene
- SoZTLe1
- Outcome
- a strong correlation with SoVTC2e1
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Verbatim
t0“ascorbic acid metabolism in spinach”
e1“under constant dark storage, SoZTL expression showed a strong correlation with SoVTC2”
Title
Manasikan Thammawong; Anupama Shomodder; Shinichiro Kuroki; et al. Postharvest Biology and Technology 2024. doi:10.1016/j.postharvbio.2024.113066
Other claims from this paper (10)
- Intervention effect AsA content of spinach decreased under constant dark storage compared with a light/dark cycle.
- Association SoLHY and SoVTC2 expression were strongly correlated in spinach under all investigated conditions.
- Association After harvesting, SoPRR5 was negatively correlated with SoVTC2 in spinach.
- Mechanism Reducing SoPRR5 expression might be an alternative way to induce or maintain AsA content during storage.
- Association SoPHYA and SoZTL expression was moderately correlated with SoVTC2 expression during cultivation in spinach.
- Association During storage, the correlations of photoreceptor genes with SoVTC2 were not observed even in the presence of light.
- Association SoPHYA expression was correlated with SoGLDH expression under light/dark storage in spinach.
- Mechanism Light regulators likely contribute to maintaining AsA rhythm in spinach.
- Mechanism AsA synthesis regulation via the clock gene LHY was stable and likely not altered by harvesting stress or external light stimuli.
- Intervention effect Harvesting practices and storage conditions altered the rhythmicity of gene expression in spinach.