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SITE-SPECIFIC RECOMBINATION FOR PLANT GENETIC ENGINEERING: STRATEGY FOR AGRO-MEDIATED GENE STACKING

Article number

738_10

Pages

117 – 127

Language

English

Abstract

The precise rearrangement of DNA in planta can be achieved through site-specific recombination.
For the past decade and a half, laboratory experiments have shown that site-specific recombination can delete genomic DNA, regulate gene expression, recombine chromosomes, and target new DNA into designated transgenic loci.
Although much of the technology was once viewed as futuristic promises, commercial adoption of at least a first application is underway.
New transgenic crops with the antibiotic resistance marker removed through site-specific recombination are due to appear in the marketplace.
This translation from laboratory research to improved field varieties has been slowed by a combination of factors, including the long development time in crop genetic engineering.
This paper discusses future potential applications in recombinase-based plant transformation, and in particular, a gene stacking strategy that may be used by Agrobacterium-based delivery of the integrating DNA. This transformation operating system should help shorten the development time of transgenic plants as well as help mitigate biosafety concerns of plant genetic modifications.

Publication

International Symposium on Biotechnology of Temperate Fruit Crops and Tropical Species

Authors

D.W. Ow

Keywords

Cre, lox, phiC31, GMO, DNA integration, transgene

Full text

https://doi.org/10.17660/ActaHortic.2007.738.10

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93. SEROLOGICAL AND MOLECULAR VARIABILITY OF PLUM POX VIRUS IN TRANSGENIC AND CONVENTIONAL PLUMS

94. EXPLOITATION OF STRUCTURAL AND FUNCTIONAL GENOMICS DATABASES FOR GENE IDENTIFICATION IN PEACH

95. GENETIC IMPROVEMENT OF ASEXUALLY PROPAGATED PLANTS

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96. GENETIC DIVERSITY OF VENEZUELAN CASSAVA COLLECTION

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98. GENETIC TRANSFORMATION OF EMBRYOGENIC CULTURES AND RECOVERY OF TRANSGENIC PLANTS IN VITIS VINIFERA, VITIS ROTUNDIFOLIA AND VITIS HYBRIDS

99. TRANSGENIC ROOTSTOCK PROTEIN TRANSMISSION IN GRAPEVINES

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103. ESTABLISHMENT OF EFFICIENT SOMATIC EMBRYOGENESIS AND REGENERATION IN MUSCADINE GRAPE (VITIS ROTUNDIFOLIA)

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104. THE EFFECTS OF SALICYLIC ACID ON DISTRIBUTION OF ¹⁴C-ASSIMILATION AND PHOTOSYNTHESIS IN YOUNG GRAPE PLANTS UNDER HEAT STRESS

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105. ISOLATION AND CULTURE OF GRAPE PROTOPLASTS FROM EMBRYOGENIC SUSPENSION CULTURES AND LEAVES OF VITIS VINIFERA AND VITIS ROTUNDIFOLIA

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