Research Paper
A systems approach to identifying correlated gene targets for the loss of colour pigmentation in plants
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- A systems approach to identifying correlated gene targets for the loss of colour pigmentation in plants
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The numerous diverse metabolic pathways by which plant compounds can be produced make it difficult to predict how colour pigmentation is lost for different tissues and plants. This study employs mathematical and in silico methods to identify correlated gene targets for the loss of colour pigmentation in plants from a whole cell perspective based on the full metabolic network of Arabidopsis. This involves extracting a selfcontained flavonoid subnetwork from the AraCyc database and calculating ...
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- Date created
- 2011
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- Clark, S / Verwoerd, W
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- https://hdl.handle.net/10182/4522
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- minimal cut sets / colour pigmentation / correlated gene targets / plants / metabolic pathways / Arabidopsis / Aquilegia / Flavonoids / Anthocyanins / Pigmentation / Systems Biology / Genes, Regulator / Metabolic Networks and Pathways / Biosynthetic Pathways / Biological sciences / Information and computing sciences / Mathematical sciences
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