2013
DOI: 10.1002/pmic.201200507
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Brachypodium distachyon as a model plant toward improved biofuel crops: Search for secreted proteins involved in biogenesis and disassembly of cell wall polymers

Abstract: Polysaccharides make up about 75% of plant cell walls and can be broken down to produce sugar substrates (saccharification) from which a whole range of products can be obtained, including bioethanol. Cell walls also contain 5-10% of proteins, which could be used to tailor them for agroindustrial uses. Here we present cell wall proteomics data of Brachypodium distachyon, a model plant for temperate grasses. Leaves and culms were analyzed during active growth and at mature stage. Altogether, 559 proteins were id… Show more

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“…They were also shown to be involved in ripening and abscission of mango, papaya, and orange fruits [84][85][86]. The GH35 found in the cell wall proteomes of sugarcane [30] and B. distachyon [31] is predicted to have a β-galactosidase activity (GO:0004565). In B. distachyon, they were only identified in leaves and in seedlings, whereas they were mostly found in sugarcane internodes.…”
Section: Gh27 and Gh35mentioning
confidence: 99%
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“…They were also shown to be involved in ripening and abscission of mango, papaya, and orange fruits [84][85][86]. The GH35 found in the cell wall proteomes of sugarcane [30] and B. distachyon [31] is predicted to have a β-galactosidase activity (GO:0004565). In B. distachyon, they were only identified in leaves and in seedlings, whereas they were mostly found in sugarcane internodes.…”
Section: Gh27 and Gh35mentioning
confidence: 99%
“…β-glucosidases play important roles in cell wall formation and plant development, because they participate in cell wall polysaccharide turnover [47]. In sugarcane [30] and B. distachyon [31], more GH1 were found in cell wall proteomes of growing organs, such as young leaves and apical internodes, than in mature organs. In addition, as suggested by bioinformatic predictions, several of the identified GH1 (e.g., SCCCCL3001B10.b, SCJFLR1017E03, SCEQLB1066E08, Bradi1g10940, Bradi1g10930, Bradi1g10940, and Bradi2g59650) have a β-glucosidase activity (GO:0008422).…”
Section: Gh1 Gh3 and Gh51mentioning
confidence: 99%
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