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Storage proteins.

Toru Fujiwara, Eiji Nambara, Kazutoshi Yamagishi, Derek B Goto, Satoshi Naito.

Abstract

Plants accumulate storage substances such as starch, lipids and proteins in certain phases of development. Storage proteins accumulate in both vegetative and reproductive tissues and serve as a reservoir to be used in later stages of plant development. The accumulation of storage protein is thus beneficial for the survival of plants. Storage proteins are also an important source of dietary plant proteins. Here, we summarize the genome organization and regulation of gene expression of storage protein genes in Arabidopsis.

Entities: Chemical Species

Year: 2002 PMID： 22303197 PMCID： PMC3243327 DOI： 10.1199/tab.0020

Source DB: PubMed Journal: Arabidopsis Book ISSN： 1543-8120

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