Biology, asked by bertingtobert9736, 1 year ago

How is T-DNA used for transformation ?

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Genes of interest are maintained within the T-DNA region of a binary vector. Vir proteins encoded by genes on a separate replicon (vir helper) mediate T-DNA processing from the binary vector and T-DNA transfer from the bacterium to the host cell. The selection marker is used to indicate successful plant transformation.

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