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Figure 6

From: Genetic mechanisms underlying the methylation level of anthocyanins in grape (Vitis viniferaL.)

Figure 6

Synthetic scheme of the regulation of anthocyanin methylation in grape berry. The red arrows present the main influence of MybA protein cis-regulating AOMT1, the key enzyme involved in anthocyanin methylation. In addition, AOMT2, less influenced by MybA, trans-regulate anthocyanin methylation through allelic structural variation influencing enzymatic efficiency. Finally, AOMT3 expression was not detected in mature berries.

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