Progress in Plant Metabolic Engineering
Plants have been estimated to collectively synthesize more than 30,000 different terpenoids, of which many have useful applications in the manufacture of foods, industrial compounds, and pharmaceuticals. In one of the first successful genetic modifications of a plant terpenoid pathway, researchers h...
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| description | Plants have been estimated to collectively synthesize more than 30,000 different terpenoids, of which many have useful applications in the manufacture of foods, industrial compounds, and pharmaceuticals. In one of the first successful genetic modifications of a plant terpenoid pathway, researchers have reported increasing flux through the monoterpene pathway in mint plants, resulting in an increased essential oil yield. |
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| subjects | Biotechnology Carotenoids Commentaries Enzymes Flowers & plants Genes Genetic engineering Herbaceous mints Metabolism Plants Plants - enzymology Plants - metabolism Rice Terpenes - metabolism Terpenoids Transgenic plants Trichomes |
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