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Phenylalanine ammonia-lyase in strawberry fruits

Hiroshi Hyodo

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PAL activity and the anthocyanin content in strawberry fruits harvested at various stages of development were investigated. Concomitant increases in PAL activity and anthocyanin production were found, suggesting that a rise in PAL activity may be required for a high rate of anthocyanin synthesis.

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PAL activity and the anthocyanin content in strawberry fruits harvested at various stages of development were investigated. Concomitant increases in PAL activity and anthocyanin production were found, suggesting that a rise in PAL activity may be required for a high rate of anthocyanin synthesis.

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PAL activity and the anthocyanin content in strawberry fruits harvested at various stages of development were investigated. Concomitant increases in PAL activity and anthocyanin production were found, suggesting that a rise in PAL activity may be required for a high rate of anthocyanin synthesis.

Key concepts: Anthocyanin, Phenylalanine ammonia-lyase, Phenylalanine, Chemistry, Food science, Botany, Horticulture, Biology

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