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Bacterial desaturases

Over-expression of bacterial phytoene synthase led to only modest increases in pigment accumulation (except in the case of chloroplast-contaiifing tissues). Attention turned to CrtI, one gene that might control flux through the entire four desaturation steps from phytoene to lycopene (discussed in Section 5.3.2.4). Only a modest increase in carotenoid content in tomatoes and a variety of changes in carotenoid composition including more P-carotene, accompanied by an overall decrease in total carotenoid content (no lycopene increase), resulted when CrtI was over-expressed under control of CaMV 35S. Apparently, the bacterial desaturase... [Pg.375]

Al-Babih, S., Hoa, T.T.C., and Schaub, R, Exploring the potential of the bacterial carotene desaturase CrtI to increase the beta-carotene content in Golden Rice, J. Exp. Bot. 57, 1007, 2006. [Pg.388]

A group of related bacterial enzymes hydroxylate alkanes,507 toluene,508 phenol,509 and other substrates.5093 Eukaryotic fatty acid desaturases (Fig. 16-20B) belong to the same family.508 Some bacteria use cytochrome P450 or other oxygenase to add an oxygen atom to an alkene to form an epoxide. For example, propylene... [Pg.1069]

Strittmatter P., Thiede M. A., Hackett C. S. and Ozols J. (1988) Bacterial synthesis of active rat stearoyl-CoA desaturase lacking the 26-residue amino-terminal amino acid sequence. J. Biol. Chem. 263, 2532-2535. [Pg.105]

Aguilar, P.S., Cronan, J.E., Jr. and de Mendoza, D. A Bacillus subtilis gene induced by cold shock encodes a membrane phospholipid desaturase. J Bacterial, 180 (1998) 2194-2200. [Pg.92]

Aguilar, P.S., Lopez, P. and de Mendoza, D. Transcriptional control of the low-temperature-inducible des gene, encoding the deltaS desaturase of Bacillus subtilis. J Bacterial, 181 (1999) 7028-7033. [Pg.92]

Altabe, S.G., Aguilar, P., Caballero, G.M. and de Mendoza, D. The Bacillus subtilis acyl lipid desaturase is a deltas desaturase. J Bacterial, 185 (2003) 3228-3231. [Pg.92]

Bossie, M.A. and Martin, C.E. Nutritional regulation of yeast delta-9 fatty acid desaturase activity. J Bacterial, 171 (1989) 6409-6413. [Pg.92]

Carotene desaturase catalyzes the final two desaturation steps to lycopene by introducing two double bonds at positions 7,8 of -carotene and 7, 8 of neurosporene. From cyanobacteria, two structurally unrelated genes for -carotene desaturase have been cloned. One crtQ (formerly called zds) from Anabaena is related to the bacterial crtI gene, whereas the second crtQb (also called crtQ-2) from Synechocystis is quite similar to crtP. [Pg.360]

Tsuchiya T, Takaichi S, Misawa N, Maoka T, Miyashita H, Mimuro M (2005) The cyanobacterium Gloeobacter violaceus PCC 7421 uses bacterial-type phytoene desaturase in carotenoid biosynthesis. FEES Lett 579 2125-2129... [Pg.3278]

Harada J, Nagashima KVP, Takaichi S, Misawa N, Matsuura K, Shimada K (2001) Phytoene desaturase, CrtI, of the purple photosynthetic bacterium, Rubrivivax gelatinosus, produces both neurosporene and lycopene. Plant Cell Physiol 42 1112-1118 Francis GW, Liaaen-Jensen S (1970) Bacterial carotenoids XXXIII. Carotenoids of thiorhodaceae 9. The structures of the carotenoids of the rhodopinal series. Acta Chem Scand 24 2705-2712... [Pg.3281]


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