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Assumption 1 First there were cells, then enzymes, and genes came much later. [Pg.232]

Kirimura, K. Izumi, Y. Oshiro, T., et al., Thermally Stable Desulfurization Enzyme and Gene Encoding the Same. Patent No. JP2002253247. 2002, Sep. 10. [Pg.213]

Thermally Stable Desulfurization Enzyme and Gene Encoding the Same [116]. [Pg.342]

A more detailed understanding of the biochemical pathways and enzymes involved in saponin biosynthesis will facilitate the development of plants with altered saponin content. In some cases, enhanced levels of saponins or the synthesis of novel saponins may be desirable (for example, for drug production 4 or improved disease resistance3,5,6), while for other plants, reduction in the content of undesirable saponins would be beneficial (for example, for legume saponins that are associated with antifeedant properties in animal feed7). This chapter is concerned with recent progress that has been made in the characterization of the enzymes and genes involved in the synthesis of these complex molecules and focuses on triterpenoid saponins. [Pg.82]

Enzyme and Gene Databases, Bioinformatics and the Search for New Enzymes... [Pg.88]

The three key fruit quality traits, color, heat, and flavor, are independent characteristics. The color of a fruit does not predict the hotness, despite many consumers associating green peppers with no-heat bell peppers and red powder with hot cayenne chile. Hence in New Mexico, the state question is Red or Green to determine which version of the host s salsa or enchilada is hotter. From a phytochemical perspective the independence of these traits relates to the biosynthetic pathways for these compounds and the genes for both the structural and regulatory genes for those pathways. This review describes some of the recent advances in the analyses of the compounds, enzymes, and genes associated with color and flavor in Capsicum. [Pg.110]

Table 11.1 Enzymes and genes with proposed or proven function in herbivore-induced biosynthesis of DMNT and TMTT in model and crop plants ... [Pg.165]

Chemical, biochemical and biological models of alkaloid biogenesis can only be constructed according to scientific research on the small chains of the synthesis of each alkaloid, and enzyme and gene involved in these chains. Models are constructed from the experimental data on synthesis and degradation of alkaloids. [Pg.127]

Fedeshko, R. W. (1992). Polyketide Enzymes and Genes, 2 vols. PhD thesis. University of Calgary, Canada. [Pg.130]

The synthesis of triterpenoid saponins from the skeletons shown in Fig. 2 involves a series of further modifications that may include a variety of different oxidation and substitution events [9]. Very little is known about the enzymes and genes involved in the elaboration of the triterpenoid skeleton, although genetic and biochemical analysis of saponin-deficient mutants of plants is likely to accelerate the dissection of these processes [16]. Progress has been made in the characterisation of saponin glucosyltransferases (primarily for steroidal and steroidal alkaloid saponins), and the first of these enzymes (StSGT from potato) has been cloned. Since glycosylation at the C-3 hydroxyl position confers am-... [Pg.46]

Leisinger, T., Bader, R., Hermann, R., Schmid-Appert, M. Vuilleumier, S. (1994). Microbes, enzymes, and genes involved in dichloromethane utilization. Biodegradation, 5, 237-48. [Pg.310]

Meighen, E. A. (1988). Enzymes and genes from the lux operonsof bioluminescent bacteria. Annual Review of Microbiology, 42, 151-76. [Pg.383]

During the last two decades, the use of enzyme-catalysed reactions in the total chemical synthesis and in the biological formation of alkaloids has been rapidly developed and a large number of enzymes and genes (cDNAs) involved in the biosynthesis of alkaloids have become available. [Pg.98]

WK Yeh, SW Queener. Potential industrial use of cephalosporin biosynthetic enzymes and genes. An overview. Ann NY Acad Sci 613 128-141, 1990. [Pg.55]

In lipid metabolism, there is elegant balance in the levels of end-product lipids, and the enzymes and genes involved in their biosynthesis, as well as close cooperation with other metabolisms to maintain homeostasis. When the balance is lost, obesity or hyperlipidemia will develop, leading to a variety of serious diseases including atherosclerosis, hypertension, diabetes, functional depression of certain organs, and so on. Therefore, the control of lipid metabolism by drugs could lead to the prevention or treatment of these diseases. [Pg.343]

MEIJER, A.H., VERPOORTE, R., HOGE, J.H.C., Regulation of enzymes and genes involved in terpenoid indole alkaloid biosynthesis in Catharanthus roseus. J. Plant Res., 1993, Special Issue 3, 145-164. [Pg.221]

There are nowadays numerous possibilities for additional exploration, using ex-vivo tissue samples. The classical approach is histology of the anterior pituitary gland (Tucker 1999), this can be extended to histomorphometry, in situ hybridization for enzymes, and gene expression profiling. In general however, pituitary hormone contents are sufficiently informative, when pituitary TSH content and serum TSH concentration are determined. [Pg.356]

Ide, T. 2005. Interaction of fish oil and conjugated linoleic acid in affecting hepatic activity of lipogenic enzymes and gene expression in liver and adipose tissue. Diabetes, 54,412-423. [Pg.413]

The benzylisoquinolines are formed from two molecules of fhe aromafic amino acid, tyrosine. In the past ten years, this pathway has been probed at the enzyme and gene level. The recent linking of the phloem-specific expression of tyrosine/Dopa decarboxylase (TYDC) genes with the bios)mthesis of the isoquinoline alkaloids in the opium poppy, Papaver somniferum (Facchini and De Luca, 1994, 1995, 2008 Liscombe and Facchini, 2008), and the association with alkaloid accumulation as part of the plant defence mechanism (Wink, 1993 Facchini et al, 1996) are of particular interest in furthering our knowledge of the location of alkaloid biosynthesis. [Pg.36]

Finally, part (c) represents that part of metabolism in which energetic molecules (ATP and reductants) are used to synthesize new cells, or repair existing cells. As with the other categories, the enzymes and genes involved with these processes are easily recognizable across domain boundaries. In this category lie the anabolic reactions that lead to complex cells, multicellular organisms, tissues, and behavioral biominerals, all characteristic of the Eukarya. [Pg.3913]


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