July 2011 PMID 21369922

Increased accumulation and decreased catabolism of anthocyanins in red grape cell suspension culture following magnesium treatment.

Bhaskaran Sinilal, Rinat Ovadia, Ada Nissim-Levi, Avichai Perl, Mira Carmeli-Weissberg, Michal Oren-Shamir

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Magnesium treatment significantly increases anthocyanin levels in red grape cell cultures by 25 to 45 times without boosting the genes responsible for their production.
The treatment also reduces the breakdown (catabolism) of anthocyanins within the cells, leading to a higher concentration of these pigments.
Although it's not completely clear how magnesium causes these effects, it appears to mainly inhibit the degradation process, which could help develop methods to enhance anthocyanin and phenolic compound accumulation in plants.]

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