ReviewBiomolecules2026
Insight into TPS-d Subfamily: The Evolutionary and Functional Diversity in Gymnosperms.
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Abstract
Gymnosperms represent an ancient lineage with diverse chemical profiles. Their terpenoids constitute a major class notable for substantial structural diversity. Terpene synthases (TPSs) are the driving force of terpene diversity. TPS-d is a gymnosperm-specific TPS subfamily, yet the evolution and functional diversity of TPS-d are still understudied. In this review, we analyze 134 functionally characterized gymnosperm TPSs to elucidate the evolutionary history and functional diversity of the predominant TPS-d subfamily. Phylogenetic analysis revealed substantial lineage-specific expansion and divergence within the TPS-d subfamily post-speciation. Crucially, we highlight the shifts in domain architecture during TPS-d evolution, providing structural evidence for the progressive attrition and eventual loss of the ancestral
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