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Mutations in theCCD4Carotenoid Cleavage Dioxygenase Gene of Yellow-Flesh Peaches

Authors: Yosuke, Fukamatsu; Takayuki, Tamura; Seisuke, Hihara; Kenji, Oda;

Mutations in theCCD4Carotenoid Cleavage Dioxygenase Gene of Yellow-Flesh Peaches

Abstract

Peach trees bear either white- or yellow-flesh fruit. We found that Japanese peach cultivars have two types of mutation in a carotenoid catabolic gene, CCD4: the insertion of a retrotransposon, and a frame shift in the microsatellite sequences of the first exon. CCD4 in yellow-flesh peaches was disrupted by these mutations.

Keywords

Base Sequence, Retroelements, Gene Expression Regulation, Plant, Mutation, Prunus, Carotenoids, Dioxygenases

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