PT101209A - Isolated cDNA sequences corresp. to self-incompatability alleles in Brassica campestris and B napus ssp. rapifera - are useful for transferring self-incompatibility phenotype to plant cells and protoplasts - Google Patents

Isolated cDNA sequences corresp. to self-incompatability alleles in Brassica campestris and B napus ssp. rapifera - are useful for transferring self-incompatibility phenotype to plant cells and protoplasts

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PT101209A
PT101209A PT101209A PT10120993A PT101209A PT 101209 A PT101209 A PT 101209A PT 101209 A PT101209 A PT 101209A PT 10120993 A PT10120993 A PT 10120993A PT 101209 A PT101209 A PT 101209A
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rapifera
brassica
plant cells
protoplasts
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Daphane R Goring
Steven J Rothstein
Lynne Fallis
Chris Baszczynski
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Isolated cDNA's of the self-incompatibility (S-) loci of (1) Brassica napus ssp. rapifera and (2) Brassica campestris are claimed comprising sequences as defined in the specification. Also claimed are: (i) an oligonucleotide with homology to s-locus genes of Brassica consisting of sequence CTTGTGGCAAAGTTTCGATT (SEQ. ID. No.3); (ii) an oligonucleotide with homology to S-locus genes of Brassica consisting of sequence CTGACATAAAGATCTTG (SEQ. ID. No.4); (iii) a method of identifying and amplifying DNA sequences with homology to S-locus genes; and (iv) methods for detection of the S-locus allele, the 910 allele and the A14 allele in a Brassica seedling. Pref. the bacterium Agrobacterium tumifaciens is pref. used to introduce the vectors into SC plants, plant cells and plant protoplasts.
PT101209A 1992-03-03 1993-03-03 Isolated cDNA sequences corresp. to self-incompatability alleles in Brassica campestris and B napus ssp. rapifera - are useful for transferring self-incompatibility phenotype to plant cells and protoplasts PT101209A (en)

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