• 2025 advanced technology soybean oil plant with long using life
  • 2025 advanced technology soybean oil plant with long using life
  • 2025 advanced technology soybean oil plant with long using life
  • 2025 advanced technology soybean oil plant with long using life
  • Can genetic engineering increase the value of soybean oil?
  • Genetic engineering of GmWRI1s is, therefore, another promising strategy for increasing the content and industrial value of soybean oil. In addition to the LAFL network, other TFs that regulate soybean oil and/or protein synthesis have also been identified.
  • Can soybean be used in low-emission agriculture?
  • Soybean shows great potential for use in low-emission agriculture; as a legume, it has a low global-warming potential (kg CO 2 -eq/kg), and it was ranked first in protein production per unit greenhouse gas emission out of 22 animal and plant protein sources (Clune, Crossin, and Verghese 2017).
  • Do ABC transporters function similarly in soybeans?
  • However, whether ABC transporters function similarly in soybeans remains to be determined. TAG is synthesized from glycerol and FFAs by a series of enzymes including GPAT, AGPAT, PAP and DGAT, then transported from the ER to the oil bodies (OBs) of the soybean seed through channels consisting of SEIPIN–LDAP–LDIP proteins.
  • How is soybean fatty acid composition adapted to meet end-use requirements?
  • Manipulation of soybean fatty acid composition to fulfil particular end-use requirements will require a detailed understanding of the genes and networks that control oil content and the synthesis of specific fatty acids.
  • What is a temporary storage form of photosynthetic products in soybeans?
  • Sucrose and starch are both temporary storage forms of photosynthetic products in soybean (Su et al. 2024). During the day, green organs such as leaves, stems and pod walls use light energy to fix and reduce CO 2, forming triose phosphate through the Calvin−Benson cycle.
  • How does soybean gmmyb73 affect oil accumulation?
  • Soybean GmMYB73 influences oil accumulation by interacting with GL3/EGL3, downregulating GL2 and activating PLDα1; its overexpression increases lipid content in transgenic Arabidopsis seeds, lotus leaves and transgenic soybean hairy roots (Liu et al. 2014; Nam et al. 2022).