2.5.1.115: homogentisate phytyltransferase
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Word Map on EC 2.5.1.115
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2.5.1.115
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tocopherol
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tocotrienols
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alpha-tocopherol
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geranylgeranyl
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gamma-tocopherol
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phytylation
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prenylation
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synechocystis
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tocochromanols
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prenyltransferase
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lipid-soluble
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tocopherol-deficient
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seed-specific
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agriculture
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nutrition
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synthesis
- 2.5.1.115
- tocopherol
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tocotrienols
- alpha-tocopherol
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geranylgeranyl
- gamma-tocopherol
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phytylation
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prenylation
- synechocystis
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tocochromanols
- prenyltransferase
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lipid-soluble
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tocopherol-deficient
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seed-specific
- agriculture
- nutrition
- synthesis
Reaction
Synonyms
At2g18950, HPT, HPT1, RTD1, slr1736, SynHPT, VTE2, VTE2-1, VTE2-2, VTE2.1
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agriculture
nutrition
in leaves, isoform HPT1 constitutive overexpression results in a 10fold increase in HPT specific activity and a 4.4fold increase in total tocopherol content relative to wild type. In seeds, HPT1 overexpression results in a 4fold increase in HPT specific activity and a total seed tocopherol content that is 40% higher than wild type, primarily because of an increase in gamma-tocopherol content. This enlarged pool of gamma-tocopherol is almost entirely converted to alpha-tocopherol by crossing HPT1 overexpressing plants with lines constitutively overexpressing gamma-tocopherol methyltransferase. Seed of the resulting double-overexpressing lines displays a 12fold increase in vitamin E activity relative to wild type
synthesis
constitutive expression of genes encoding homogentisate phytyltransferase HPT and tocopherol cyclase TC individually and in combination in tobacco. The alpha-tocopherol content in transgenic tobacco plants expressing HPT, TC, and both HPT and TC is increased by 5.4-, 4.0-, and 7.1fold, respectively, when compared to the wild type
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stress-induced expression of VTE2 can be used to increase the vitamin E content and to diminish detrimental effects of environmental stress in plants
agriculture
the transient expression of the enzyme gene enhances the vitamin E levels in transgenic Nicotiana tabacum leaves. The stable expression of the enzyme gene is an efficient strategy to enhance vitamin E biosynthesis in agricultural crop breeding