NDP-Sugar Pathways Overview of Spirodela polyrhiza and Their Relevance for Bioenergy and Biorefinery
Abstract Duckweeds are fast-growing aquatic plants suitable for bioenergy due to fermentable-rich biomass with low lignin and unique cell wall. The plant cell wall is built from pathways of nucleotide sugar genes that culminate in cell wall synthesis and deposition. Therefore, understanding these pa...
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Abstract Duckweeds are fast-growing aquatic plants suitable for bioenergy due to fermentable-rich biomass with low lignin and unique cell wall. The plant cell wall is built from pathways of nucleotide sugar genes that culminate in cell wall synthesis and deposition. Therefore, understanding these pathways by mapping the genes involved and their expression would be necessary for developing tools to improve bioenergy production. In this work, the genes associated with the NDP-sugar pathway (de novo and salvage) were mapped and correlated to the chemical characterization of the giant duckweed (Spirodela polyrhiza) cell wall. This plant biomass has been characterized as having 3% starch, 49% soluble sugars, 40% cell wall, and 8% non-measured compounds. The cell walls are synthesized by the NDP-sugar pathway and represent a significant carbon sink. This sink results from the action of proteins encoded by 190 orthologs of the 38 targets of the NDP-sugar pathway, of which 49 are starch and sucrose-related, 54 pectins-related, 65 hemicellulose-related, and 23 cellulose-related. Chemical analysis of the cell wall revealed 49% pectins, 23% hemicellulose, and 10% cellulose. These carbohydrates can potentially provide biorefinery as adjuvants, cosmetics, food additives, stabilizers, gelling agents, and principally as biofuels. © The Author(s), under exclusive licence to Springer Science+Business Media, LLC, part of Springer Nature 2021 |
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Abstract Duckweeds are fast-growing aquatic plants suitable for bioenergy due to fermentable-rich biomass with low lignin and unique cell wall. The plant cell wall is built from pathways of nucleotide sugar genes that culminate in cell wall synthesis and deposition. Therefore, understanding these pathways by mapping the genes involved and their expression would be necessary for developing tools to improve bioenergy production. In this work, the genes associated with the NDP-sugar pathway (de novo and salvage) were mapped and correlated to the chemical characterization of the giant duckweed (Spirodela polyrhiza) cell wall. This plant biomass has been characterized as having 3% starch, 49% soluble sugars, 40% cell wall, and 8% non-measured compounds. The cell walls are synthesized by the NDP-sugar pathway and represent a significant carbon sink. This sink results from the action of proteins encoded by 190 orthologs of the 38 targets of the NDP-sugar pathway, of which 49 are starch and sucrose-related, 54 pectins-related, 65 hemicellulose-related, and 23 cellulose-related. Chemical analysis of the cell wall revealed 49% pectins, 23% hemicellulose, and 10% cellulose. These carbohydrates can potentially provide biorefinery as adjuvants, cosmetics, food additives, stabilizers, gelling agents, and principally as biofuels. © The Author(s), under exclusive licence to Springer Science+Business Media, LLC, part of Springer Nature 2021 |
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Abstract Duckweeds are fast-growing aquatic plants suitable for bioenergy due to fermentable-rich biomass with low lignin and unique cell wall. The plant cell wall is built from pathways of nucleotide sugar genes that culminate in cell wall synthesis and deposition. Therefore, understanding these pathways by mapping the genes involved and their expression would be necessary for developing tools to improve bioenergy production. In this work, the genes associated with the NDP-sugar pathway (de novo and salvage) were mapped and correlated to the chemical characterization of the giant duckweed (Spirodela polyrhiza) cell wall. This plant biomass has been characterized as having 3% starch, 49% soluble sugars, 40% cell wall, and 8% non-measured compounds. The cell walls are synthesized by the NDP-sugar pathway and represent a significant carbon sink. This sink results from the action of proteins encoded by 190 orthologs of the 38 targets of the NDP-sugar pathway, of which 49 are starch and sucrose-related, 54 pectins-related, 65 hemicellulose-related, and 23 cellulose-related. Chemical analysis of the cell wall revealed 49% pectins, 23% hemicellulose, and 10% cellulose. These carbohydrates can potentially provide biorefinery as adjuvants, cosmetics, food additives, stabilizers, gelling agents, and principally as biofuels. © The Author(s), under exclusive licence to Springer Science+Business Media, LLC, part of Springer Nature 2021 |
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