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- Introduction
- Carotenoid flower coloration
- Carotenoids and fruit color
- Carotenoids in vegetables
- Carotenoids for vision
- Isoprenoids in plants and algae
- Isoprenoids pathways in plants
- MEP pathway inhibition by fosmidomycin
- Isoprenoid elongation (1)
- Isoprenoid elongation (2)
- Isoprenoid elongation to GGPP
- Phytylation of chlorophyll
- Plastids are site of carotenoid biosynthesis
- Carotenoid stage 1: phytoene
- Carotenoid stages: from phytoene to lycopene
- Path to carotenoid color: in E. coli
- Stage 3: carotenoid ring formation
- Rings of alpha and beta-carotene
- Carotenoids in green leaves
- Stages 1-4 carotenoid products
- Role of beta-carotene in photosystem II
- Common photosynthetic accessory carotenoids
- Fucoxanthin: a light absorber in algae and diatoms
- Peridinin: a light absorber in many dinoflagellates
- Peridinin-chlorophyll complex
- Energy transfer: carotenoid to chlorophyll-a
- Carotenoid protective roles
- E. coli for studying carotenoid gene function
- Carotenoids expressed in E. coli
- HPLC elution products
- Marigolds as feed additives
- Keto-cartenoids of a green algae
- Adonis aestivalis for astaxanthin production
- Strategy to identify the Adonis ketolase
- TLC of pigment extracts
- Addition of a keto alters carotenoid color
- Astaxanthin: a di-keto, di-hydroxy beta-carotene
- Plant and algal tree: beta-carotene 3 hydroxylase
- Transgenic rapeseed
- Transgenic rice: beta-carotene
Topics Covered
- Carotenoids in the diet
- Vision
- Isoprenoids to carotenoid biosynthesis
- Photosynthetic apparatus
- Requirement of vital carotenoids
- Eco-physiology
- Light harvesting carotenoids
- Bioengineering of dietary additives
- Beta-carotene and ketocarotenoids
Talk Citation
Gantt, E. (2007, October 1). Carotenoid functions and other isoprenoids in plants [Video file]. In The Biomedical & Life Sciences Collection, Henry Stewart Talks. Retrieved April 15, 2025, from https://doi.org/10.69645/ZEFH4085.Export Citation (RIS)
Publication History
- Published on October 1, 2007
Financial Disclosures
- Prof. Elisabeth Gantt has not informed HSTalks of any commercial/financial relationship that it is appropriate to disclose.