In higher plants, invertases hydrolyze sucrose (Suc), the major end product of
photosynthesis, into glucose (Glc) and fructose (Fru), which are used as nutrients, energy …

Cyanobacteria are prokaryotes that can assimilate inorganic carbon via oxygenic
photosynthesis, which results in the formation of organic compounds essentially from CO2 …

Simple Summary Invertase genes are among the important genes responsible for carbon
metabolism in plants, significantly contributing to plant development and stress responses …

Biofuels and other biologically manufactured sustainable goods are growing in popularity
and demand. Carbohydrate feedstocks required for industrial fermentation processes have …

Faithful meiotic progression ensures the generation of viable gametes. Studies suggested
the male meiosis of plants is sensitive to ambient temperature, but the underlying molecular …

Dibutyl phthalate (DBP), a typical persistent organic pollutant, is of extensive attention
because of its universal detection in soils and its impact on soil ecology. However, the …

The molecular innovation underpinning efficient carbon and energy metabolism during
evolution of land plants remains largely unknown. Invertase-mediated sucrose cleavage into …

The purpose of the study was to optimize the proper concentration of exogenous nitric oxide
(NO), and it's regulation on the fruit quality of red raspberry during cold storage. Red …

Alkaline/neutral invertase (A/N-Inv) is a type of hydrolases that irreversibly hydrolyze
sucrose into glucose and fructose, thus participating in the plant morphogenesis and stress …

Sucrose is the transport form of carbohydrate in plants serving as signal molecule besides
nutrition, but the signaling is elusive. Here, neutral invertase 8 (OsNIN8) mutated at G461R …