Jornal de Biotecnologia Vegetal e Microbiologia

Abstrato

Molecular Genetics and Plant Biochemistry: Exploring the Interface of Genes and Metabolism

Jorge Fredrick*

The field of plant biochemistry encompasses the study of complex metabolic pathways and the chemical reactions that occur within plant cells. Over the years, advancements in molecular genetics have significantly contributed to our understanding of the intricate relationship between genes and metabolism in plants. This article delves into the interface of molecular genetics and plant biochemistry, exploring how genes regulate and influence biochemical processes in plants. It discusses the role of genetic variations, transcriptional regulation, enzyme activities, and metabolic networks in shaping plant metabolism. Furthermore, it highlights the applications of molecular genetics in unraveling the biosynthesis of key plant metabolites, enhancing crop quality, and developing stress-tolerant plant varieties. By elucidating the interplay between genes and metabolism, we can unlock the potential for sustainable agriculture, improved crop traits, and enhanced plant productivity.

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