Non‐targeted metabolite profiling of a fast neutron soybean mutant reveals an increase in sulfur‐containing metabolites
Nazrul Islam,
Hari B. Krishnan,
Janet Slovin
et al.
Abstract:Soybean [Glycine max (L.) Merr] seed is a valuable source of raw materials of protein, oil, and metabolites for food, feed, and pharmaceutical industries. Using global metabolic profiling, we identified 718 non‐redundant metabolites of a fast neutron‐mediated soybean known to have 24 genes deleted and 15% more seed protein compared to wild‐type seed. Among the 554 identified metabolites in leaves and 629 identified in seed, 465 were found in both leaves and seed. Mapping of the deleted genes and identified met… Show more
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