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Fructans are polymers of fructose often with a terminal glucose. They are classified into five groups based on glycosidic linkage: (a) inulin with β-(2,1)-linkages, (b) levan/phlein with β-(2,6)-linkages, (c) graminin with both β-(2,1)-linkages and β-(2,6)-linkages, (d) inulin neoseries and (e) levan neoseries. They are commonly found in vacuoles of grasses and other angiosperms as storage carbohydrates.
References
Hendry, G. (1987). The Ecological Significance of Fructan in a Contemporary Flora. New Phytologist, 106, 201-216. Click here to redirect detail information.
Chibbar, R., Jaiswal, S., Gangola, M., & Båga, M. (2016). Carbohydrate Metabolism. Reference Module In Food Science. Click here to redirect detail information.
CAZyme Gene Cluster:
| Substrate | Genome_ID | CGC_ID | CGC_Content | PUL_ID | Species Name |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| fructan | FungiDB-61_Foxysporumrace1 |
GH32,none,GH32,none,GH172,2.A.1,GH32|CBM38
|
PUL0008 | Fusarium oxysporum f. sp. cubense race 1 |