Explain the synthesis of cytokinin from adenine in plants
Explain the synthesis of cytokinin from adenine in plants
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- cytokinins is a plant growth hormone helps in the cell division and inhibit the senescence
- cytokinin is rich in the growing tissue and meristematic region.
- chemical modifications of adenine present in the root synthesise cytokinine and then translate then to the shoots via xylem.
Process of biosynthesis of cytokinins (kinetin) from adenine
- kinetin is a cytokinins autoclaved from the DNA. It is an adenine derivative (6-furfurylaminopurine)
- kinetin is a byproduct of heat induced degradation of DNA.
- Kinetin is obtained by dextrose sugar of adenosine is converted to a furfuryl ring and that shifted from the 9th position to the 6th position on the ring of adenine.
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