Tal-mediated transfer dna insertion
AssigneeJ.R. Simplot Company
InventorsCaius M. Rommens, Hui Duan, J. Troy Weeks
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AssigneeJ.R. Simplot Company
InventorsCaius M. Rommens, Hui Duan, J. Troy Weeks
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The invention relates to methods for stably integrating a desired polynucleotide into a plant genome, comprising transforming plant material with a first vector comprising nucleotide sequences encoding TAL proteins designed to recognize a target sequence; transforming the plant material with a second vector comprising (i) a marker gene that is not operably linked to a promoter (“promoter-free marker cassette”) and which comprises a sequence homologous to the target sequence; and (ii) a desired polynucleotide; and identifying transformed plant material in which the desired polynucleotide is stably integrated.
A method for stably integrating a desired polynucleotide into a plant genome, comprising
A method for the targeted insertion of exogenous DNA into a plant comprising the steps of (i) transforming isolated plant cells with
A transformed plant comprising in its genome an endogenous Ubi7 promoter operably linked to a desired exogenous nucleotide sequence operably linked to an exogenous terminator sequence.
A modified TAL effector designed to bind to a desired sequence comprising (a) a truncated C-terminal activation domain comprising a catalytic domain;
A DNA construct comprising a promoter-less cassette comprising (a) a right border sequence linked to (b) a partial Ubi7 5′-untranslated intron sequence;
A kit for targeted insertion of exogenous DNA into a plant comprising:
Dependencies are inferred from the claim text.