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Protoplast fusion
injured cells produce mass of cells called CALLUS. Fuse protplast to protoplast of different species= brocciflower
transgenic plants
possess a gene or genes that have been transferred from a different species
Making transgenic plants 2 steps
1. gene manipulation
2. gene introduction
natural genetic transfer
insert T-DNA into chomosomal DNA of host plant.

T-DNA directs plant to grow in uncontrollable manner
Nopaline
is utilized by bacterium in the natural genetic transfer
leaf fragment technique
cut small discs from leaf and use genetically modified AGROBACTER, which can only infect DICOTYLEDONOUS PLANTS
Old method of cloning multiple genes
crossing by pollen to make a hybrid plant
Reporter gene
used to monitor the funciton of nay gene during development
what gene turns X-gal blue?
lac (b-galactosidase)
Particle bombardment using gene-gun
shoot tiny bead coated with DNA inot the nucleus
Chloroplast engineering
chloroplast DNA can accept several new genes at once, unlike DNA in cells of a nucleus.
Antisense technology
AGROBACTER vector used to transer the new gene that encodes the antisense mRNA molecues that units with and inactivates the normal sense mRNA for PG production
What are the 4 advantages of Plant Transgenesis?
1. lots of molecular information
2. lots of offspring
3. good regenerative capabilites
4. Mating is not an issue
what are the 5 problems with plant molec. bio?
1. money
2. grow slowly
3. huge genome
4. resistant to foreign DNA
5. cell wall of plants
why should we make transgenic plants?
because there are lots of ppl. and not enough food.
Pesticide producing plants
BACILLUS THURINIENSIS (Bt) natural bacterial pesticide
Disease resistant
genetic vaccines are used on a variety of crops

TMV resistant tobacco plant
Plant transgenics for safe storage
AVIDIN a protein found in egg whites blocks availibility to biotin required by pests to grow.
herbicide resistant plants
GLYPHOSPHATE BLOCKS an enzyme necessary for photosynthesis. Plants can be engineered to resist herbicides like GLPHOSATE
Golden rice has?
beta carotene