ArticlePlant biotechnology (Tokyo, Japan)2025
Induced accumulation of serotonin in gibberellin A
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Rational metabolic-flow switching is an effective strategy that we previously proposed to produce exogenous high-value secondary metabolite(s) in cultured plant cells. Specifically, it involves redirecting a highly active inherent metabolic pathway to a pathway producing related exogenous compounds. The success of this strategy depends on the identification of at least one highly active metabolic pathway in host plant cells that can be redirected to produce a target compound following the introduction of exogenous biosynthetic gene(s) via genetic transformation. Active metabolic pathways may be predicted on the basis of the major metabolites that accumulate in cells. In previous proof-of-concept studies, we demonstrated that cultured cells of a temperate bamboo species (
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