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Method of inducing gene expression in plant and plant treated thereby

CA 2376268 A1 · Owner: Kato, Kou · Inventors: Shindo, Takuya; Shinmyo, Atsuhiko; Nihira, Takuya

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A method of inducing the expression of a gene under the regulation by an operator at an actinomycetes self-regulator provision site which comprises , imparting the characters of a repressor and an operator constituting a gene expression inducing system with the use of the actinomycetes self-regulator as an inducer to a plant by gene transfer and then providing the actinomycetes , self-regulator to the plant thus transformed. By using this method a desired , gene can be expressed at a desired point at a desired site of a plant which , makes it possible to produce a metabolite which is even disadvantageous in , the growth of the plant in the plant. This method is also useful in …

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FiledJune 15, 2001
GrantedNo grant recorded
Term endedJune 15, 2021
Patent numberCA 2376268 A1
Classification (IPC)C12N15/82 +2 more

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