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GrainGenes Reference Report: TAG-104-916

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Reference
TAG-104-916
Title
Insertional tagging of regulatory sequences in tritordeum; a hexaploid cereal species
Journal
Theoretical and Applied Genetics
Year
2002
Volume
104
Pages
916-92
Author
Salgueiro S
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Abstract
Summary: As an approach to isolate novel cereal promoters, promoterless uidA constructs and particle bombardment were used to transform tritordeum. Five of eight transgenic lines containing uidA sequences showed evidence of promoter tagging. Expression of uidA was detected in four lines as: constitutive expression, expression in short cells of the epidermis of the spikelets, expression in pollen grains and in cells of the epidermis of the spikelet, and expression in anther primordia and pollen grains. In the fifth line, the uidA was shown by RT-PCR to be transcribed, but no GUS activity was detected. The different patterns of uidA expression indicate that different regulatory sequences were tagged in each of these lines. Analysis of the progeny resulting from self-fertilisation of the primary tagged plants, indicate that the transgenes integrated at one or two loci and the patterns of expression were stably inherited. To our knowledge, this is the first report of promoter tagging in cereals by direct gene transfer
External Databases
http://link.springer.de/link/service/journals/00122/contents/01/00836/paper/s00122-001-0836-6.pdf
Keyword
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agrobacterium tumefaciens
anther
arabidopsis
bombardment
cell
constitutive expression
enhancer trap
epidermis
gene
gene expression
gene transfer
grains
gus
gus activity
hexaploid
high-efficiency
isolate
knowledge
locus
plant development
pollen
primordia
progeny
promoter
promoter tagging
promoters
regulatory sequence
rt-pcr
sequence
spikelets
t-dna
transfer
transformation
transgene
transgenic
transgenic cereals
tritordeum
uida
wheat-varieties

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