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. 2020 Aug 4;32(10):3188–3205. doi: 10.1105/tpc.20.00245

Table 1. Metabolic Profiles of the gbp1 Mutant.

Biochemical Family Metabolite Fruit Developmental Stage Analytical Method MSI Levela NMR or MS Signalsb
15 DPA 20 DPA 25 DPA Red Ripe
Amino Acids Alanine WT* NMR MSI1 B1.4762; B1.4907
Asparagine WT** NMR MSI1 B2.7978; B2.8135; B2.8461; B2.8525; B2.9398
Phenylalanine WT** NMR MSI1 B7.3342; B7.3395
MS(pos) MSI1 X41
Valine WT** WT** - NMR MSI1 B0.9991; B1.0115; B1.0503
Glutamine WT** WT** WT* NMR MSI1 B2.4369;B2.4451;B2.4515;B2.4569;B2.4623;B2.4689;B2.4778
Aspartic acid WT* WT* gbp1* NMR MSI1 B2.6126;B2.6484;B2.6642;B2.7853;B2.7931;B2.8214;B2.8274
Isoleucine WT* WT* gbp1* NMR MSI1 B1.0175;B1.0304
Glutamic acid gbp1* gbp1* - NMR MSI1 B2.0372;B2.0520
GABA gbp1* gbp1** gbp1** NMR MSI1 B1.8691;B1.8879;B1.9021;B1.9168;B1.9311;B2.2887;B2.3051;B2.3202;B3.0264
Tyrosine gbp1** gbp1** NMR MSI1 B6.8424;B6.8598;B7.1731;B7.1915
Organic Acids Fumaric acid gbp1** gbp1** NMR MSI1 B6.5291
Lactic acid gbp1** NMR MSI3 B1.3608
Isobutyric acid gbp1* NMR MSI3 B1.0840; B1.0964
Pantothenic acid hexose gbp1* MS(neg) MSI3 X852
Alcohols Ethanol gbp1** NMR MSI1 B1.1753
Sugars Glc WT* WT* WT* NMR MSI1 B3.1862; B3.2052; B3.6791; B3.7049; B3.7252; B3.7354; B3.8619;B4.5769; B4.5985; B5.1805; B5.1996
Fru gbp1* WT* NMR MSI1 B3.7692; B3.9612
Gal gbp1* WT* NMR MSI1 B4.5262; B5.2358
Suc gbp1** NMR MSI1 B4.1662; B4.1847; B5.3988; B5.4131
Cyclitols and derivatives Inositol gbp1* NMR MSI1 B3.2454; B3.2621
Alkaloids Trigonelline gbp1* NMR MSI1 B4.4496; B8.8670; B9.1435
Glycoalkaloids Deglucosylated lycoperoside F/deglucosylated esculeoside A gbp1** MS(pos) MSI3 X1667
Lycoperoside C gbp1** MS(pos) MSI3 X1661
Lycoperoside F-G/esculeoside A isomer 2 gbp1* MS(pos) MSI3 X1692
Alpha-Tomatine gbp1* MS(pos) MSI3 X1638
Dehydrotomatine gbp1** MS(pos) MSI3 X1634
Hydroxycinnamic acid derivatives Chlorogenic acid (3CQA) gbp1** gbp1** gbp1** NMR MSI1 B1.9856;B2.0063;B4.1933;B4.1990;B4.2059;B4.2125;B6.3635;B6.3963;B6.8889;B7.0665;B7.0737;B7.084;B7.0912;B7.1545;B7.1620;B7.6106
gbp1** MS(pos) MSI2 X492
gbp1** MS(neg) MSI2 X661
Cryptochlorogenic acid (4CQA) gbp1* MS(neg) MSI2 X663
Dicaffeoylquinic acid isomer 2 gbp1** MS(pos) MSI3 X982
MS(neg) MSI3 X1893
Dicaffeoylquinic acid isomer 1 gbp1** MS(neg) MSI3 X1895
Tricaffeoylquinic acid gbp1** MS(neg) MSI3 X2798
MS(pos) MSI3 X1397
Feruloylputrescine isomer 2 gbp1** MS(pos) MSI3 X214
Feruloylquinic acid gbp1** MS(neg) MSI3 X771
gbp1* MS(pos) MSI3 X534
Feruloyltyramine gbp1** MS(neg) MSI3 X424
gbp1** MS(pos) MSI2 X367
Coumaroylquinic acid isomer 1 gbp1** MS(neg) MSI3 X549
gbp1** MS(pos) MSI3 X443
Coumaroylquinic acid isomer 2 gbp1** MS(neg) MSI3 X548
Flavonoids Rutin WT* WT** gbp1* NMR MSI3 B1.3288;B1.3416,B6.5544;B6.5599;B6.9886;B7.0071;B7.6804;B7.6869
Xanthosine gbp1** MS(neg) MSI2 X291
Inosine gbp1** MS(neg) MSI3 X225
Uridine monophosphate WT* MS(neg) MSI2 X472

Annotated metabolites with significant differences (Wilcoxon test, FDR-corrected P-value < 0.05) in levels between the mutant and the wild type (WT) at one or several stages of fruit development are shown. The genotype (wild type or gbp1-c) with higher content in the pericarp is indicated (FC > 1.2 and > 2 are indicated by * and **, respectively). Only metabolites that are consistent between the two CRISPR lines are shown. Corresponding analytical methods and signals of detection are shown. Dashes indicate no significant difference.

a

Groups of the Metabolomics Standards Initiative (MSI) level according to Sumner et al. (2007). For NMR MSI1, 1D and 2D 1H and/or 13C confirmation + internal NMR database of reference compounds acquired in the same conditions of solvent and pH or spiking have been performed; for NMR MSI3, as only 1D 1H detection + external NMR database of reference compounds or literature data have been performed, annotations are putative.

b

NMR signals correspond to integrated spectral region or bucket centered at a chemical shift expressed in ppm (B1.4762, where “B” indicates Bucket and 1.4762 is the center of the bucket in ppm); MS signals correspond to software MS-DIAL variable IDs.