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Showing 1 to 4 of 4 for “"Transgene containment"”.

  1. Multigene Metabolic Engineering Via The Chloroplast Genome

    … male sterility and offers a new tool for transgene containment for both nuclear and organelle genomes. Detailed characterization of transcriptional, posttranscriptional and translational processes of heterologous operons expressed via the chloroplast genome is reported here. Northern blot …

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  2. Expression Of Cholera Toxin B Subunit-rotavirus Nsp4 Enterotoxin Fusion Protein In Transgenic Chloroplasts

    … offers a number of advantages like high level of transgene expression, transgene containment via maternal inheritance, lack of gene silencing and position effect due to site specific gene integration and also the possibility of multi gene engineering in single transformation event. It is also an …

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  3. Chloroplast Biotechnology in Higher Plants: Expressing Antimicrobial Genes in the Plastid Genome

    … genomes which eliminates the threat of transgene escape through pollen. Gene silencing is absent due to site directed, single copy insertion by homologous recombination. Foreign proteins can accumulate to high levels (up to 50% of total soluble protein) and are retained within the …

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  4. Development and application of novel genetic transformation technologies in maize (Zea mays L.)

    … and environmental concerns largely related to transgene flow via pollination. In most crops, the plastid genome is inherited uniparentally in a maternal manner. Consequently, a trait introduced into the plastid genome would not be transferred to the sexually compatible relatives of the crops …

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