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Why hazardous substances may appear in genetically engineered food
The gene to be inserted is often combined with so a called promoter gene (from certain viruses). A promoter gene has the function of enhancing the activity of the genes associated with it. But the promoter gene ...
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Genetically Engineered Soy crops less profitable than conventionally bred varietes.
GE plants is not regulated according to need. To ensure that the inserted gene will be effective, a promoter gene is linked to it (for details, see "How are genes engineered?"). This makes the inserted gene stimulate the production of the desired ...
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Terminator Trees
MADS box genes, the poplar promoter gene PTD. The PTD promoter was combined with the diphtheria-toxin gene, DTA, to produce sterile polar without the detrimental effects ... controlling flowering in the birch tree. When a flower specific birch promoter gene BpMADS1 was used to drive the barnase gene, floral cell ablation prevented flowering but there were marked side ...
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International News on Genetic Engineering in Agriculture - 1999/02/16
Maize containing a gene from the cauliflower mozaic virus was detected in routine monitoring by DO-IT, the Dutch ... of Apache brand tortilla chips made from yellow maize. The virus is used as a promoter gene in maize engineered to be resistant to herbicides. George Carroll, managing director of De Rit ...
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Phenomena responsible for disturbances
Explanation: This means that the position where the gene is inserted, influences its effects (its “expression”). Ÿ Promoter ... promoter in the inserted complex becomes blocked. Without the promoter, the inserted gene remains silent. Ÿ Inter-loci interactions - including "co-suppression where a transgene can modify the action of an endogenous gene ...
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Finally, the engineers have to make sure the gene actually gets used: The organism that received the foreign gene may ignore the gene. Therefore, a “promoter” is included with the gene to make sure the gene becomes active. They ...
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Edmonds Institute Occasional Paper
Goossens, A. et al. 1999. The arcelin-5 Gene of Phaseolus vulgaris Directs High Seed-Specific Expression in Transgenic Phaseolus acutifolius and Arabidopsis ... al. Op. cit. Para mayor información sobre el caso de hoy: (1) Examine: "Arcelin-5 promoter and uses thereof", Solicitud de patente estadounidense #20030046727, presentada el 6 de marzo de ...
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GeneWatch UK - Techniques for Genetically Modifying Plants - A basic guide on how plants are genetically modified.
Genes to switch the GOI on and off. These promoter and terminator genes, may also come from a range of organisms but viral, bacterial and plant promoters are the most commonly used in commercialised GM crops. A marker gene ... the introduction of a gene or gene(s) at one particular ...
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Habitat Media - interview transcript
Or what happens when a fertile salmon escapes ... , we can understand where the gene has been placed, what that gene looks like, precisely what that gene has produced. We also ...
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Drug Gene Link To Human Evolution
DNA that controls how much of the protein is expressed - where the big differences are. The human prodynorphin gene, when induced, was ... was commonplace and whether that variation affected gene expression. The researchers found a surprisingly large amount of genetic variation in the prodynorphin gene's promoter in Chinese, Papua New Guinean, Indian, ...
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