Method for genetically modifying a plant cell for plant structural gene expression
CA 1341254 C · Owner: Murai, Norimoto · Inventors: Sutton, Dennis W.; Slightom, Jerry L.; Murai, Norimoto
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Genetic modification of a plant cell is described. A plant structural gene is inserted into T-DNA comprising a T-DNA promoter. The promoter and the plant structural gene are in a position and orientation with respect to each other wherein the T-DNA promoter is upstream from the plant structural gene in the direction of transcription, and within a sufficiently close distance therefrom such that the plant structural gene is expressible in a plant cell under control of the T-DNA promoter. The T-DNA promoter/plant structural gene combination so formed is transferred into a plant cell for expression of the plant structural gene.
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- Granted June 19, 2001. A Canadian patent filed before October 1, 1989 lasted 17 years from grant, so its term ended June 19, 2018.
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