Sugar Accumulation in Sugarcane: Carrier-mediated Active Transport of Glucose
AUTOR(ES)
Gayler, K. R.
RESUMO
The rate-limiting reaction for glucose uptake in storage tissue of sugarcane, Saccharum officinarum L., appears to be the movement of glucose across the boundary between the free space and the metabolic compartments. The mechanism for uptake of glucose across this boundary has been studied using 3-O-methyl glucose, an analogue of glucose which is not metabolized by sugar-cane tissue.
ACESSO AO ARTIGO
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