ArticleFrontiers in plant science2025
Genome-wide identification and functional validation of sterol C-22 desaturases and C-24 methyltransferases in
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Abstract
Introduction: Steroids are essential components of plant membranes and serve as precursors of brassinosteroids (BRs) and Steroidal saponins (SSs), which regulate growth, development and stress adaptation. Sterol-modifying enzymes, including C-22 desaturases (C22SDs) and C-24 methyltransferases (C24SMTs), act as key branch-point regulators of side-chain remodeling, yet their molecular roles in Methods: Functional genomics analysis of C22SD and C24SMT families was conducted in Results: To overcome transformation barriers in Discussion: By characterizing sterol side-chain remodeling enzymes, this study establishes a framework for understanding the potential roles of these enzymes in membrane stability, hormone biosynthesis and defense metabolite production, with implications for stress resilience and metabolic engineering. These findings highlight sterol remodeling as a potential target for developing stress-resilient crops.
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