WebIn this study, four genes with significant sequence homology to NtInvInhs were identified from potato and their possible contributions to cold-induced sweetening (CIS) of tubers were investigated together with StInv1, an acid invertase gene previously clarified corresponsive to CIS. WebJul 1, 2024 · Cold storage (2–4 °C) used in potato production to suppress diseases and sprouting during storage can result in cold-induced sweetening (CIS), where reducing sugars accumulate in tuber tissue ...
The transcription factor StTINY3 enhances cold-induced …
WebMar 1, 2024 · Potato cold-induced sweetening (CIS) is a major drawback restricting potato process industry. Starch degradation and sucrose decomposition are considered to be the key pathways in potato CIS. Our previous study showed that the RING finger gene SbRFP1 could slow down starch degradation and the accumulation of reducing sugars … WebPotato tubers must be stored at cold temperatures to prevent sprouting, minimize disease losses, and supply the processing industry with high quality tubers throughout the year. … filestream managed instance
Gene expression profiles predictive of cold-induced …
WebApr 2, 2014 · Unlike reducing sugar accumulation during cold-induced sweetening (CIS) ... Sowokinos JR (2001) Biochemical and molecular control of cold-induced sweetening in potatoes. Am J Potato Res 78: 221–236. View Article Google Scholar 19. Loiselle F, Tai GCC, Christie BR (1990) Genetic components of chip color evaluated after harvest, cold … WebAug 11, 2024 · The accumulation of reducing sugars in cold-stored tubers, known as cold-induced sweetening (CIS), negatively affects potato processing quality. The starch to … WebNov 1, 2024 · The development of germplasm with resistance to common scab and cold-induced sweetening is a high priority for the potato (Solanum tuberosum L.) industry.A mapping population was developed from mating two individuals of a diploid family generated by crossing the susceptible cultivated potato clone US-W4 to the highly resistant wild … filestream length