Which is used as vector for cloning genes into several dicot plants?
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Vectors for cloning genes in plants
- Tumour inducing plasmid (Ti) of soil bacterium.
- Agrobacterium tumefaciens has been made non virylent by deleting the part that is responsible for its virulence.
- However the modified plasmid does contain the tumour inducing gene T-DNA.
- It is however employed as recognition or cloning site.
- A foreign gene is inserted in T-DNA region of the plasmid.
- The T gene becomes inactive.
- The recombined or cloning vector is now passed into plasmid free bacterium that is allowed to infect the plant or single cells in tissue culture.
- The plasmid with the desired inserted gene passes into variuos parts.
- The inserted gene expresses its effect.
- Agrobacterium tumifaciens normally infects only dicot plants.
- The one with modified nonvirulent plasmid can also cause genetic changes in monocots.
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