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expand all sections collapse all sections  Oryza sativa Gene "C"
ID 11837
Name C (GENE SYMBOL)
Synonyms (2)
GENE SYMBOLCp
GRAMENE GENEGR:0060106
Type Gene
Species Oryza sativa (Oryza sativa) [ GR_tax:013681 ]
Germplasm
Description Occurrence of the anthocyanin color depends on the complementary action of the
genes Cp (C) and Ap (A); Cp is the basic gene for the production of chromogen,
and Ap exerts its activation effect on Cp and turns the chromogen into
anthocyanin. A third gene, Pa (P) is necessary for the distribution of color in
apiculus. Cp is considered to be responsible for the production of the
precursor substances such as flavon or catechin. Cp.1 is one of alleles in Cp
locus. The order of dominancy of alleles for that locus is: Cp.1 (C-Bs)>Cp.2
(C-B)> Cp.3 (C-Bp)> Cp.4 (C-Bt)> Cp.5 (C-Br)>= Cp.6 (C-Bd)>=Cp.7 (C-Bk)>=Cp.8
(C-Bc)>=Cp.9 (C-Bm).
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