Regulation of embryonic transcription in plants
CA 2345028 C · Owner: Clemens, Sabine · Inventors: Clemens, Sabine; Kunst, Ljerka
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Nucleic acid constructs are provided comprising transcriptional regulatory regions homologous to plant FAE1 promoters. In some embodiments these , constructs may be used in transgenic cells or plants to promote expression of foreign and endogenous genes in developing seeds for example to affect seed , lipid metabolism protein or carbohydrate composition and accumulation or , seed development.
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