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Starch synthesis in the cereal endosperm
Current Opinion in Plant Biology, 2003The pathway of starch synthesis in the cereal endosperm is unique, and requires enzyme isoforms that are not present in other cereal tissues or non-cereal plants. Recent information on the functions of individual enzyme isoforms has provided insight into how the linear chains and branch linkages in cereal starch are synthesized and distributed. Genetic
Martha G, James +2 more
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Developmental biology of the cereal endosperm
Trends in Plant Science, 1999The recent application of immunohistochemistry and molecular techniques has revealed that endosperm development depends on a genetic program that combines an ancient process for cellularization (similar to that seen in late Paleozoic seed ferns) with a mechanism for specifying asymmetric cell fates that has parallels to signaling processes in mammals ...
, Olsen, , Linnestad, , Nichols
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Starch biosynthesis in cereal endosperm
Plant Physiology and Biochemistry, 2010Stored starch generally consists of two d-glucose homopolymers, the linear polymer amylose and a highly branched glucan amylopectin that connects linear chains. Amylopectin structurally contributes to the crystalline organization of the starch granule in cereals.
Jong-Seong, Jeon +4 more
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The Modular Control of Cereal Endosperm Development
Trends in Plant Science, 2020Odd-Arne Olsen
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