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ArticleBMC plant biology2014

Multiscale investigation of mealiness in apple: an atypical role for a pectin methylesterase during fruit maturation.

Sandrine Mikol Segonne, Maryline Bruneau, Jean-Marc Celton, Sophie Le Gall, Mathilde Francin-Allami, Marjorie Juchaux, François Laurens, Mathilde Orsel, Jean-Pierre Renou

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Sandrine Mikol Segonne
Maryline Bruneau
Jean-Marc Celton
Sophie Le Gall
Mathilde Francin-Allami
Marjorie Juchaux
François Laurens
Mathilde Orsel
Jean-Pierre Renou

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Abstract

backgroundApple fruit mealiness is one of the most important textural problems that results from an undesirable ripening process during storage. This phenotype is characterized by textural deterioration described as soft, grainy and dry fruit. Despite several studies, little is known about mealiness development and the associated molecular events. In this study, we integrated phenotypic, microscopic, transcriptomic and biochemical analyses to gain insights into the molecular basis of mealiness development.

resultsInstrumental texture characterization allowed the refinement of the definition of apple mealiness. In parallel, a new and simple quantitative test to assess this phenotype was developed.

conclusionsThese data support the role of PME in cell wall remodelling during apple fruit development and ripening and suggest a local action of these enzymes. Mealiness may partially result from qualitative and spatial variations of pectin microarchitecture rather than quantitative pectin differences, and these changes may occur early in fruit development. The specific MdPME2 gene highlighted in this study could be a good early marker of texture unfavourable trait in apple.

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Carboxylic Ester HydrolasesFruitGene Expression Regulation, PlantMalusCarboxylic Ester Hydrolasespectinesterase

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PMID25551767
PMCPMC4310206

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