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Genetic Functions Required For Gene Silencing In Maize


Technology Benefits

Genetic stocks that prevent the establishment or maintenance of transgene silencing are useful for engineering and breeding of new corn linesprevention of undesirable gene silencing in plants and in tissue culture


Technology Application

alleviation of undesirable transgene silencing in breeding and genetic engineering of corn


Detailed Technology Description

None


Supplementary Information

Patent Number: US7264970B2
Application Number: US2001972805A
Inventor: Chandler, Vicki L. | Hollick, Jay B. | Dorweiler, Jane E. | Lisch, Damon | Kubo, Ken | Carey, Charles
Priority Date: 5 Oct 2000
Priority Number: US7264970B2
Application Date: 5 Oct 2001
Publication Date: 4 Sep 2007
IPC Current: C12N001582 | A01H000100 | A01H000500 | A01H000510 | C12N000514
US Class: 435468 | 435412 | 435419 | 4354301 | 800266 | 800275 | 800298 | 8003201
Assignee Applicant: The Regents of the University of California | University of Oregon,Eugene | University of Arizona,Tucson
Title: Genetic functions required for gene silencing in maize
Usefulness: Genetic functions required for gene silencing in maize
Summary: The mutant plants with reduced gene silencing activity are useful in producing transgenic plants and seeds where the transgene remains active in subsequent generations (claimed).
Novelty: Mutant corn plants, useful in the generation of transgene active transgenic plants, comprise mutations that reduce the establishment or maintenance of paramutation


Industry

Biomedical


Sub Group

DNA/Gene Engineering


Application No.

7264970


Others

Tech ID/UC Case

16955/2000-081-0


Related Cases

2000-081-0


Country/Region

USA

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