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Isolation and characterisation of sub-plastidial fractions from carotenoid rich fruits. Isolation of chromoplast sub-plastidial fractions. / Berry, Harriet; Nogueira, Marilise; Drapal, Margit; Almeida Barros da Silva, Juliana; Perez, Laura; Enfissi, Genny; Fraser, Paul.

Isolation and characterisation of sub-plastidial fractions from carotenoid rich fruits. : Isolation and characterisation of sub-plastidial fractions from carotenoid rich fruits. . ed. / Eleanore Wurtzel. Methods in Enzymology : Elsevier, 2022.

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Isolation and characterisation of sub-plastidial fractions from carotenoid rich fruits. Isolation of chromoplast sub-plastidial fractions. / Berry, Harriet ; Nogueira, Marilise ; Drapal, Margit ; Almeida Barros da Silva, Juliana ; Perez, Laura ; Enfissi, Genny ; Fraser, Paul.

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Berry, H , Nogueira, M , Drapal, M , Almeida Barros da Silva, J , Perez, L , Enfissi, G & Fraser, P 2022, Isolation and characterisation of sub-plastidial fractions from carotenoid rich fruits. Isolation of chromoplast sub-plastidial fractions. in E Wurtzel (ed.), Isolation and characterisation of sub-plastidial fractions from carotenoid rich fruits. : Isolation and characterisation of sub-plastidial fractions from carotenoid rich fruits. . Elsevier, Methods in Enzymology.

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Berry, H., Nogueira, M., Drapal, M., Almeida Barros da Silva, J., Perez, L., Enfissi, G., & Fraser, P. (2022). Isolation and characterisation of sub-plastidial fractions from carotenoid rich fruits. Isolation of chromoplast sub-plastidial fractions. In E. Wurtzel (Ed.), Isolation and characterisation of sub-plastidial fractions from carotenoid rich fruits. : Isolation and characterisation of sub-plastidial fractions from carotenoid rich fruits. Elsevier.

Vancouver

Berry H , Nogueira M , Drapal M , Almeida Barros da Silva J , Perez L , Enfissi G et al. Isolation and characterisation of sub-plastidial fractions from carotenoid rich fruits. Isolation of chromoplast sub-plastidial fractions. In Wurtzel E, editor, Isolation and characterisation of sub-plastidial fractions from carotenoid rich fruits. : Isolation and characterisation of sub-plastidial fractions from carotenoid rich fruits. . Methods in Enzymology: Elsevier. 2022

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Berry, Harriet ; Nogueira, Marilise ; Drapal, Margit ; Almeida Barros da Silva, Juliana ; Perez, Laura ; Enfissi, Genny ; Fraser, Paul. / Isolation and characterisation of sub-plastidial fractions from carotenoid rich fruits. Isolation of chromoplast sub-plastidial fractions. Isolation and characterisation of sub-plastidial fractions from carotenoid rich fruits. : Isolation and characterisation of sub-plastidial fractions from carotenoid rich fruits. . editor / Eleanore Wurtzel. Methods in Enzymology : Elsevier, 2022.

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abstract = "Carotenoid biosynthesis and sequestration in higher plants occurs in the plastid organelle. Among diverse germplasm collections displaying natural variation for carotenoids and outputs from metabolic engineering experiments it has become clear that plastid type and numbers can have important implications on the quantitative composition of carotenoids accumulating. Therefore, it is important to characterise these organelles to fully evaluate the potential of the germplasm to enhance carotenoids and create nutrient dense fruits and vegetables. In this article the procedures used to isolate sub-plastidial structures from carotenoid-rich Solanaceae fruits (tomato and Capsicum) are described. ",

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