Literature summary for 2.3.1.74 extracted from

Han, Y.Y.; Ming, F.; Wang, W.; Wang, J.W.; Ye, M.M.; Shen, D.L.
Molecular evolution and functional specialization of chalcone synthase superfamily from Phalaenopsis orchid (2006), Genetica, 128, 429-438.

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Cloned(Commentary)

Cloned (Comment)	Organism
-	Phalaenopsis hybrid cultivar

Organism

Organism	UniProt	Comment	Textmining
Phalaenopsis hybrid cultivar	Q45XN8	-	-
Phalaenopsis hybrid cultivar	Q58G81	-	-
Phalaenopsis hybrid cultivar	Q5PU46	-	-

Source Tissue

Source Tissue	Comment	Organism	Textmining
lip	Cchs3 is expressed at much lower levels than phchs5. Phchs3 is expressed in pigmented tissue (including lip, petal and sepal) at middle stages (stages 24) and in colorless reproductive tissue at late stage	Phalaenopsis hybrid cultivar	-
lip	Phchs5 is the most abundantly expressed chs gene in floral organs and it is specifically transcribed in petal and lip at the stages when anthocyanin accumulates	Phalaenopsis hybrid cultivar	-
petal	Cchs3 is expressed at much lower levels than phchs5. Phchs3 is expressed in pigmented tissue (including lip, petal and sepal) at middle stages (stages 24) and in colorless reproductive tissue at late stage	Phalaenopsis hybrid cultivar	-
petal	phchs4 is expressed at much lower levels than phchs5. Phchs4 is only expressed in petal at earlier stages (stage 1-3) and in lip at middle stage (stage 4)	Phalaenopsis hybrid cultivar	-
petal	Phchs5 is the most abundantly expressed chs gene in floral organs and it is specifically transcribed in petal and lip at the stages when anthocyanin accumulates	Phalaenopsis hybrid cultivar	-
sepal	Cchs3 is expressed at much lower levels than phchs5. Phchs3 is expressed in pigmented tissue (including lip, petal and sepal) at middle stages (stages 24) and in colorless reproductive tissue at late stage	Phalaenopsis hybrid cultivar	-

Synonyms

Synonyms	Comment	Organism
CHS3	-	Phalaenopsis hybrid cultivar
CHS4	-	Phalaenopsis hybrid cultivar
CHS5	-	Phalaenopsis hybrid cultivar

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