ArticlePlant biotechnology journal2019
Ectopic expression of ORANGE promotes carotenoid accumulation and fruit development in tomato.
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Abstract
Carotenoids are critically important to plants and humans. The ORANGE (OR) gene is a key regulator for carotenoid accumulation, but its physiological roles in crops remain elusive. In this study, we generated transgenic tomato ectopically overexpressing the Arabidopsis wild-type OR (AtOR
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