Compositions, organisms, systems, and methods for expressing a gene product in plants
AssigneeThe Texas A&M University System
InventorsMona DAMAJ, T. Erik MIRKOV
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AssigneeThe Texas A&M University System
InventorsMona DAMAJ, T. Erik MIRKOV
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The present disclosure relates, in some embodiments, to compositions, organisms, systems, and methods for expressing a gene product in a plant using a expression control sequence (ECS) operable in monocots and/or dicots. For example, (i) an isolated nucleic acid may comprise an ECS (e.g., a sugarcane bacilliform virus promoter) and, optionally, an exogenous nucleic acid (ExNA) operably linked to the ECS; (ii) an expression vector may comprise an ECS; an ExNA; and, optionally, a 3′ termination sequence, wherein the ECS has promoter activity sufficient to express the ExNA in at least one monocot and at least one dicot; (iii) a microorganism, plant cell, or plant may comprise an isolated nucleic acid; (iv) a method for constitutively expressing an ExNA in a plant (e.g., a monocot and/or a dicot) may comprise, contacting an expression vector with the cytosol of a cell of the plant, wherein the expression vector comprises the ExNA and an ECS operable to drive expression of the ExNA; and/or (v) a method of directing constitutive expression of a nucleic acid in a plant (e.g., a monocot and/or a dicot) may comprise transforming the plant with an expression nucleic acid comprising an ECS, an ExNA, and a 3′ termination sequence.
A plant cell comprising a first expression vector and a second expression vector,
A plant comprising a first expression vector and a second expression vector,
A method for expressing an coding sequence in a plant, the method comprising:
A method of directing ectopic expression of a coding sequence in a plant comprising:
A plant cell comprising at least two expression control sequences each operably linked to a respective number of copies of a single exogenous coding sequence expressible in the plant cell.
Dependencies are inferred from the claim text.