Method for producing genetically modified plants with increased resistance to salt stress and drought
NOVELTY – Producing genetically modified plants involves producing a vector such as expression vector, plasmid or cloning vector comprising the polynucleotide sequence (SEQ ID NO: 1) and linking the vector with promoter and terminator, which are functional in plants. The vector is 60% identical to the sequence (SEQ ID NO: 1). The promoter is preferably CaMV 35S of cauliflower mosaic virus. The terminator is nopaline synthase (NOS) terminator. (Sequences not defined here may be found at ftp://ftp.wipo.int/pub/publishedpct sequences/publication). USE – Method for production of genetically modified plants such as monocots and dicotyledonous e.g. tobacco, sugarcane, soy, corn, rice and wheat (all claimed). ADVANTAGE – The method enables the production of genetically modified plants having abiotic stress tolerance property during adverse condition such as dried and saline conditions. DETAILED DESCRIPTION – An INDEPENDENT CLAIM is included for a recombinant DNA vector, which comprises polynucleotide sequence responsible for producing a polypeptide (SEQ ID NO: 2), marker gene i.e. nptII gene and a reporter gene, where the polynucleotide sequence is inserted between the borders of the T-DNA of a binary vector.
Main Application Field
C06 (Biotechnology – including plant genetics and veterinary vaccines.); D16 (Fermentation industry – including fermentation equipment, brewing, yeast production, production of pharmaceuticals and other chemicals by fermentation, microbiology, production of vaccines and antibodies, cell and tissue culture and genetic engineering.)
INVENTORS:
TEIXEIRA MARCELO MENOSSI
DE SOUZA CESAR BUENO
HOSHINO ANDREA AKEMI
CHAGAS EDER BEDANI RUIS
SOUZA GLAUCIA MENDES
547_ABIÓTICOS
Patent number: WO2013091049-A2;WO2013091049-A3;BR201105303-A2
PATENT STATUS:
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