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Latest revision as of 00:23, 27 October 2010
abstract lab notebook pigment metabolism engineering pathways targeting the petals parts & primers results references
pigment metabolism
In pigment metabolism, a series of enzymes catalyze the transform of one metabolite to the next, forming a pathway. Metabolic pathways are often very complex, containing many branch points, loops, and interactions between separate pathways. Below is a map of carotenoid metabolism. The enzymes in green are those found in Arabidopsis.
