Oryza sativa
CUS
Sequence
ATGGCCACCGCGGTGAGGGTAATCACCAAGTGGGGCCACCCCACCGCGGACATCACCCACCTCGTTGTCTCCACTAACGCCGGCGCCCACTCCCTTGGGACCGACGAGTGGCTCGCGGCACTCCTCGGCCTCCGTGCCACCGTCCAACGCACCATCCTCTACATGCACGGCTGCTCCGCCAGCTGCAGCGCGCTTCGCCTCACCAAGGACATCGCCGAGAACAACCACGGGGCGCGCGTGCTCGTGGCCTGCACGGAGGTCTTCCTCATAGTGTTCGCCGCCCCCGACAAGGCCCACCTTGACACCCTCGTCACGCATTGCCATTTGTGTAATGCTGTTAACTACAAACCTGACTGA
Curcuminoid synthase (CUS) is a type III polyketide synthase, a class defined by the absence of acyl carrier protein (ACP) domains and by the direct use of CoA-activated substrates. CUS mediates the stepwise assembly of curcuminoids by first catalyzing a decarboxylative condensation between malonyl-CoA and an aromatic CoA thioester such as feruloyl-CoA, yielding a diketide-CoA that is hydrolyzed to the corresponding β-keto acid. This β-keto acid is then employed as an extender unit in a second decarboxylative condensation with feruloyl-CoA, completing the biosynthesis of curcumin [349].
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| Reactions | R9434 and R11858 |
| Compounds affected | curcumin |
Databases
| EraGene: | 2197914 |
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| NCBI RefSeq: | XM_015783169.1 |