Genetic Control of Flavonoid Biosynthesis in Barley

By B. Jende-Strid. 2004

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Subfields: Molecular Biology, Plant Science

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In Molecular Biology

1. B. Forster
2. Richard A. Dixon
3. I. Szarejko
4. M. Germanà
5. A. Arzani
6. C. Mba

In Plant Science

1. I. Szarejko
2. B. Forster
3. Richard A. Dixon
4. M. Germanà
5. A. Arzani
6. C. Mba

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• Proanthocyanidins--a final frontier in flavonoid research? (2005, background): “These mutants define 10 loci: three loci defined by anti7, antl8 and ant3O encode F3H, DFR and CHI, respectively; and six loci (anti9, ant25, ant26, ant27, ant28 and ant29) are defective in conversion of leucoanthocyanidin to proanthocyanidins (Jende-Strid, 1991) (Jende-Strid, 1993).”
• Doubled haploidy and induced mutation (2007, background): “Induced mutations in arabidopsis, pea, maize, barley, rice and tomato made possible the identification of many genes; (1) controlling plant growth and development (Rutger 1992; Koncz and Redei 1994; Meinke 1994, 1995), (2) involved in metabolic and signalling pathways ( Jende-Strid 1993; Bhatia et ”