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Recent advances in studies on plant ADP -glucose pyrophosphorylase (AGP), the key enzyme of starch biosynthesis, are presented. AGP constitutesthe First committed and highly regulated step of starch synthesis in all plan ttissues. The importance of AGP in carbohydrate metabolism and several of its features, such as potent regulation by cellular effectors (3-phosphoglycerate and P i ), an unusual two subunit-types structure, tissue-specific and developmentally-regulated expression, and presence of the AGP -deficient mutants, make it an attractive, but complex, target forbiotechnological manipulations. Some strategies for future research on AGP are discussed.

Plant ADP-Glucose Pyrophosphorylase -Recent Advances and Biotechnological Perspectives (A Review)