Tannins - Revision history

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 From Robbins et al., 1998. Genetic Manipulation of Condensed Tannins in Higher Plants. Plant Physiology. Vol. 116: 1133-1144. Green box shows the enzymes we were allowed to follow while red Xs indicate enzymes off limits.
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 Below are two images of tannin synthesis pathways.
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-[[File:Tannins_pathway.png]]<br>
+[[File:limits.png]]<br>
-From Robbins et al., 1998. Genetic Manipulation of Condensed Tannins in Higher Plants. Plant Physiology. Vol. 116: 1133-1144.
+From Robbins et al., 1998. Genetic Manipulation of Condensed Tannins in Higher Plants. Plant Physiology. Vol. 116: 1133-1144. Green box shows the enzymes we were allowed to follow while red Xs indicate enzymes off limits.
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	However, bilberry, cranberry, black currant, green tea, black tea, and other plants also contain these flavonoids. The berries of chokeberry, specifically black chokeberry, have the highest measured concentrations of proanthocyanidin found in any plant to date.[3][4] [5]		However, bilberry, cranberry, black currant, green tea, black tea, and other plants also contain these flavonoids. The berries of chokeberry, specifically black chokeberry, have the highest measured concentrations of proanthocyanidin found in any plant to date.[3][4] [5]

−	Proanthocyanidins can also be isolated from Quercus petraea and Q. robur heartwood (wine barrel oaks).[6]	+	Proanthocyanidins can also be isolated from ''Quercus petraea'' and ''Q. robur'' heartwood (wine barrel oaks).[6]

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 [[File:Tannins_pathway.png]]<br>
 From Robbins et al., 1998. Genetic Manipulation of Condensed Tannins in Higher Plants. Plant Physiology. Vol. 116: 1133-1144.
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	[[File:AR2.png]]<br>		[[File:AR2.png]]<br>
	</center><br>		</center><br>
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		+	All Enzymes mapped to the pathway. These enzymes have multiple functions. <br>
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		+	[[File:mother_map.png]]<br>
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 '''F3OH = flavanone 3-hydroxylase''' EC 1.14.11.9 <br><center>
 [[File:F3OH_results.png]]</center>
-'''DFR = dihydroflavonol 4-reductase''' <br><center>
+'''DFR = dihydroflavonol 4-reductase''' EC 1.1.1.219<br><center>
 [[File:BB_DFR1.png]]<br>
 [[File:BB_DFR2.png]]<br>

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 [[File:chalcone_isomerase.png]]<br>
 possible paralogs for this gene. Found start codon. </center><br>
-'''F3OH = flavanone 3-hydroxylase'''<br><center>
+'''F3OH = flavanone 3-hydroxylase''' EC 1.14.11.9 <br><center>
 [[File:F3OH_results.png]]</center>
 '''DFR = dihydroflavonol 4-reductase''' <br><center>

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 I wanted to find blueberry orthologs for:<br>
-'''CHS = chalcone synthase''' <br>
+'''CHS = chalcone synthase''' EC:2.3.1.74 <br>
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 [[File:CHS_results1.png]]<br>
 [[File:CHS_results2.png]]<br>
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-'''CHI chalcone isomerase'''<br><center>
+'''CHI chalcone isomerase''' EC:5.5.1.6 <br><center>
 [[File:chalcone_isomerase.png]]<br>
 possible paralogs for this gene. Found start codon. </center><br>

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	'''LDOX = leucoanthocyanidin dioxygenase''' EC:1.14.11.19 <br>		'''LDOX = leucoanthocyanidin dioxygenase''' EC:1.14.11.19 <br>
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		+	[[File:LDOX.png]]
		+	</center><br>