Enzymes and polynucleotides encoding the same
CA 2511652 A1 · Owner: Friel, Ellen · Inventors: Green, Sol; Friel, Ellen; Macrae, Elspeth
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The invention relates to a multifunctional germacrene-D synthase and a polynucleotide encoding it. Included also are genetic constructs transgenic , organisms, plant selection methods and biofermentation methods. The enzyme may be used to prepare germacrene-D and/or other sesquiterpenes such as germacrene- D, delta-cadinene, gamma-cadinene, gamma-muurolene gamma-elemene, delta-, elemene, elemol or germacrene-B.
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