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    Gene Activation by T-DNA Tagging

    • Last Update: 2021-03-13
    • Source: Internet
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    Agrobacterium
    -mediated transformation of plants has not only become a useful tool for the introduction of chimeric genes into plants, but it has also recently been utilized in gene tagging (for reviews,
    see
    refs.
    1

    3
    ). T-
    DNA
    tagging has proven a powerful genetic approach for the isolation of novel plant genes. Compared with other approaches to gene isolation (for a review,
    see
    ref.
    4
    ), mutagenesis by insertion of defined DNA sequences allows the rapid cloning and characterization of the mutated locus. Furthermore, T-DNA is an ideal gene tag, as it has the potential to insert preferentially into potentially transcribed regions of the genome (
    5
    ).
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