Natural variation inArabidopsis thalianaidentifies GlyoxalaseI;2 as key for the detoxification of glucose-derived reactive carbonyl species
Manuel Balparda,
Aylin Kerim,
Maroua Bouzid
et al.
Abstract:Reactive carbonyl species (RCS) are highly toxic molecules produced during normal metabolism and increased under conditions of oxidative stress. Here we show thatArabidopsis thalianaecotypes exhibit natural variation in the degree of detoxification of RCS. We have isolated the ecotype IP-Pal-0 as an ecotype that has evolved a higher resistance to the toxic effects of glucose-derived RCS by acquiring a higher activity of the glyoxalase system through increased expression of some of its components. In particular… Show more
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