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Biosynthesis of α- and β-ionone, prominent scent compounds, in flowers of Osmanthus fragrans

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Baldermann S., Kato M., Fleischmann P., Watanabe N.
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2012
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vol. 59
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issue 1
79-81
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Carotenoid derived volatiles are important fragrance compounds, which contribute to the scents of flowers from diverse taxa. A famous example is represented by the flowers of Osmanthus fragrans where apocarotenoids account for more than 20% of all volatiles. In the recent years, bio-degradation of carotenoids has been shown to be an important route for apocarotenoids formation. Here, we report on the contribution the O. fragrans carotenoid cleavage dioxygenase 1 to the synthesis of the two predominant C13-apocarotenoids, α- and β-ionone, derived from α-and β-carotene, respectively.
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