Plant biotechnology: the genetic manipulation of plants
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xix
1
Plant genomes: the organization and expression of plant genes
1
Introduction
1
DNA, chromatin,
and chromosome structure
1
Chromatin
4
An introduction to gene structure and gene expression
6
Gene structure and expression in a eukaryotic protein-coding gene
6
Translation
10
Regulation of gene expression
16
Chromatin conformation
16
Gene transcription
16
RNA
modification, splicing, turnover, and transport
18
Translation
20
Post-translational modification
21
Localization
21
Protein turnover
21
Conclusions
22
Implications for plant transformation
22
Examples of promoter elements used to drive
transgene
expression
26
Protein targeting
26
Heterologous promoters
26
Genome size and organization
27
Arabidopsis and the new technologies
28
Genome-sequencing projects
—
technology, findings, and applications
28
Biotechnological implications of the
AGI
31
Crop plant genome sequencing
31
Summary
33
Further reading
34
Contents
2
Plant tissue culture
37
Introduction
37
Plant tissue culture
37
Plasticity and totipotency
37
The culture environment
38
Plant cell culture media
39
Plant growth regulators
41
Culture types
44
Callus
44
Cell-suspension cultures
45
Protoplasts
46
Root cultures
46
Shoot tip and meristem culture
46
Embryo culture
46
Microspore
culture
47
Plant regeneration
48
Somatic embryogenesis
48
case study
2.1
Cereal regeneration via somatic embryogenesis
from immature or mature embryos
50
Organogénesis
51
Integration of plant tissue culture into plant transformation protocols
51
Summary
52
Further reading
53
3
Techniques for plant transformation
54
Introduction
54
Agrobacterium-mediated gene transfer
54
The biology of Agrobacterium
54
The
Ti plasmid
56
Ti-plasmid features
56
The process of
Т
-DNA
transfer and integration
59
Step
1.
Signal recognition by Agrobacterium
60
Step
2.
Attachment to plant cells
60
Step
3.
Induction of
vir
genes
60
Step
4.
Т
-strand
production
60
Step
5.
Transfer of
Т
-DNA
out of the bacterial cell
60
Step
6.
Transfer of the
Т
-DNA
and
Vir
proteins into the plant cell and nuclear
localization
60
Contents
Practical
applications
of Agrobacterium-mediated plant transformation
61
case study
3.1
Agrobacterium-mediateá
transformation of tobacco
62
Transformation
64
Direct gene-transfer methods
66
Particle bombardment
67
case study
3.2
Biolistic transformation of rice
68
Polyethylene glycol-mediated transformation
72
Electroporation
73
Silicon carbide fibres: WHISKERS™
73
Summary
74
Further reading
74
4
Vectors for plant transformation
77
Introduction
77
Desirable features of any plasmid vector
77
Development of plant transformation vectors
79
Basic features of vectors for plant transformation
79
Promoters and terminators
79
Selectable markers
86
Reporter genes
87
Origins of replication
91
Co-integrative and binary vectors
91
Families of binary vectors
91
Optimization
92
Arrangement of genes in the vector
95
Transgene
copy number
98
Transgene
position
98
Transgene
features
98
Clean-gene technology
100
Summary
100
Further reading
101
5
The genetic manipulation of herbicide tolerance
105
Introduction
105
The use of herbicides in modern agriculture
106
What types of compounds are herbicides?
107
Contents
Strategies for engineering herbicide tolerance
111
case study
5.1
Glyphosate tolerance
111
case study
5.2
Phosphinothricin
121
Prospects for plant detoxification systems
123
Commercialization of herbicide-tolerant plants to date
124
case study
5.3
Engineering imidazolinone tolerance by targeted
modification of endogenous plant genes
126
The environmental impact of herbicide-tolerant crops
127
The development of super-weeds
129
Summary
130
Further reading
131
6
The genetic manipulation of pest resistance
133
Introduction
133
The nature and scale of insect pest damage to crops
134
GM strategies for insect resistance: the Bacillus thuringiensis
approach
134
The use of
6.
thuringiensis as
a biopesticide
138
Bt-based genetic modification of plants
138
case study
6.1
Resistance of Bt maize to the European corn borer
and other pests
140
The problem of insect resistance to Bt
141
The environmental impact of
ßt
crops
145
The Copy Nature strategy
146
case study
6.2
Cowpea
trypsin
inhibitor
149
Insect-resistant crops and food safety
153
Summary
153
Further reading
153
7
Plant disease resistance
156
Introduction
156
Plant-pathogen interactions
157
Prokaryotes
158
Fungi and water moulds
158
Viruses
160
Existing approaches to combating disease
160
Contents
Natural disease-resistance
pathways: overlap between pests and
diseases
162
Anatomical defences
162
Pre-existing protein and chemical protection
162
Inducible systems
163
Systemic responses
170
Biotechnological approaches to disease resistance
172
Protection against pathogens
173
Antimicrobial proteins
174
Transgenic crops for food safety
176
Induction of HR and
SAR in
transgenic plants
177
case study
7.1
The BASF potato
178
Developments for the future
179
Other transgenic approaches
179
Future prospects for breeding
179
case study
7.2
Xanthomonas spp.
180
Summary
181
Further reading
182
О
8
Reducing the effects of viral disease
184
Introduction
184
Types of plant virus
184
RNA
viruses
186
Entry and replication: points of inhibition
188
How has the agricultural community dealt with viruses?
189
case study
8.1
Developments in the sugar beet industry
190
The transgenic approach: PDR
192
Interactions involving viral proteins
192
case study
8.2
Arabis
mosaic virus
194
RNA
effects
197
Some non-PDR approaches
202
case study
8.3 DNA
viruses
203
What has been commercialized in Western agriculture?
204
Yellow squash and zucchini
204
Papaya
205
Potato
205
Risk
206
Summary
208
Further reading
209
Contents
9
Strategies for
engineering
stress
tolerance
212
Introduction
212
The nature of abiotic stress
214
The nature of water-deficit stress
214
Different abiotic stresses create a water deficit
215
case study
9.1
Glycine
betaine
production
218
Targeted approaches to manipulating tolerance to specific
water-deficit stresses
222
Alternative approaches to salt stress
222
case study
9.2
Na+/Hł antiporters
improve salt tolerance in
transgenic plants
223
Alternative approaches to cold stress
224
case study
9.3
The COR regulon
224
Tolerance to heat stress
228
Secondary effects of abiotic stress: the production of
ROS
229
Strategy
1 :
Expression of enzymes involved in scavenging
ROS
232
Strategy
2:
Production of antioxidants
234
Summary
234
Further reading
234
10
The improvement of crop yield and quality
237
Introduction
237
The genetic manipulation of fruit ripening
238
casestudy
10.1
The genetic manipulation of fruit softening
240
casestudy
10.2
The genetic modification of
ethylene
biosynthesis
243
case study
10.3
Modification of colour
247
case study
10.4
Golden Rice
251
Engineering plant protein composition for improved nutrition
256
The genetic manipulation of crop yield by enhancement of
photosynthesis
258
Manipulation of light harvesting and the assimilate distribution: phytochromes
258
Direct manipulation of photosynthesis: enhancement of dark reactions
261
Summary
263
Further reading
263
Contents
11
Molecular farming
267
Introduction
267
Carbohydrates and lipids
267
Carbohydrate production
. 267
case study
11.1
Starch
268
case study
11.2
Polyf ructans
272
Metabolic engineering of lipids
276
case study
11.3
Bioplastics
282
Molecular farming of proteins
285
Production systems
286
case study
11.4
The oleosin system: hirudin and insulin production
289
Medically related proteins
296
case study
11.5
Custom-made antibodies
300
case study
11.6
Edible vaccines
304
Economic and regulatory considerations for molecular farming
307
Summary
311
Further reading
312
12
Science and society: public acceptance of genetically
modified crops
316
Introduction
316
Public concerns
316
The current state of transgenic crops
318
Who has benefited from these first-generation GM crops?
318
What will drive the development of the future generations of GM crops?
322
Concerns about GM crops
323
Antibiotic-resistance genes
323
Herbicide resistance and super-weeds
324
Gene containment
325
Big business
328
Food safety
330
The regulation of GM crops and products
331
The
EU
331
The USA
338
Summary
340
Further reading
340
Contents
13
Beyond genetically modified crops
343
Introduction
343
Greener genetic engineering
343
Genetic manipulation of complex agronomic traits
345
Identification of genes associated with desirable traits
348
Genetic mapping
348
Quantitative trait loci
352
Investigating gene function by reverse genetics
354
Insertional mutagenesis
354
TILLING
355
Understanding gene function within the genomic context:
functional genomics
357
Transcriptomics
357
Proteomics
360
Interactomics
362
Metabolomics
362
Systems biology
362
Summary
363
Further reading
363
Index
367
|
| adam_txt |
List of abbreviations
xix
1
Plant genomes: the organization and expression of plant genes
1
Introduction
1
DNA, chromatin,
and chromosome structure
1
Chromatin
4
An introduction to gene structure and gene expression
6
Gene structure and expression in a eukaryotic protein-coding gene
6
Translation
10
Regulation of gene expression
16
Chromatin conformation
16
Gene transcription
16
RNA
modification, splicing, turnover, and transport
18
Translation
20
Post-translational modification
21
Localization
21
Protein turnover
21
Conclusions
22
Implications for plant transformation
22
Examples of promoter elements used to drive
transgene
expression
26
Protein targeting
26
Heterologous promoters
26
Genome size and organization
27
Arabidopsis and the new technologies
28
Genome-sequencing projects
—
technology, findings, and applications
28
Biotechnological implications of the
AGI
31
Crop plant genome sequencing
31
Summary
33
Further reading
34
Contents
2
Plant tissue culture
37
Introduction
37
Plant tissue culture
37
Plasticity and totipotency
37
The culture environment
38
Plant cell culture media
39
Plant growth regulators
41
Culture types
44
Callus
44
Cell-suspension cultures
45
Protoplasts
46
Root cultures
46
Shoot tip and meristem culture
46
Embryo culture
46
Microspore
culture
47
Plant regeneration
48
Somatic embryogenesis
48
case study
2.1
Cereal regeneration via somatic embryogenesis
from immature or mature embryos
50
Organogénesis
51
Integration of plant tissue culture into plant transformation protocols
51
Summary
52
Further reading
53
3
Techniques for plant transformation
54
Introduction
54
Agrobacterium-mediated gene transfer
54
The biology of Agrobacterium
54
The
Ti plasmid
56
Ti-plasmid features
56
The process of
Т
-DNA
transfer and integration
59
Step
1.
Signal recognition by Agrobacterium
60
Step
2.
Attachment to plant cells
60
Step
3.
Induction of
vir
genes
60
Step
4.
Т
-strand
production
60
Step
5.
Transfer of
Т
-DNA
out of the bacterial cell
60
Step
6.
Transfer of the
Т
-DNA
and
Vir
proteins into the plant cell and nuclear
localization
60
Contents
Practical
applications
of Agrobacterium-mediated plant transformation
61
case study
3.1
Agrobacterium-mediateá
transformation of tobacco
62
Transformation
64
Direct gene-transfer methods
66
Particle bombardment
67
case study
3.2
Biolistic transformation of rice
68
Polyethylene glycol-mediated transformation
72
Electroporation
73
Silicon carbide fibres: WHISKERS™
73
Summary
74
Further reading
74
4
Vectors for plant transformation
77
Introduction
77
Desirable features of any plasmid vector
77
Development of plant transformation vectors
79
Basic features of vectors for plant transformation
79
Promoters and terminators
79
Selectable markers
86
Reporter genes
87
Origins of replication
91
Co-integrative and binary vectors
91
Families of binary vectors
91
Optimization
92
Arrangement of genes in the vector
95
Transgene
copy number
98
Transgene
position
98
Transgene
features
98
Clean-gene technology
100
Summary
100
Further reading
101
5
The genetic manipulation of herbicide tolerance
105
Introduction
105
The use of herbicides in modern agriculture
106
What types of compounds are herbicides?
107
Contents
Strategies for engineering herbicide tolerance
111
case study
5.1
Glyphosate tolerance
111
case study
5.2
Phosphinothricin
121
Prospects for plant detoxification systems
123
Commercialization of herbicide-tolerant plants to date
124
case study
5.3
Engineering imidazolinone tolerance by targeted
modification of endogenous plant genes
126
The environmental impact of herbicide-tolerant crops
127
The development of super-weeds
129
Summary
130
Further reading
131
6
The genetic manipulation of pest resistance
133
Introduction
133
The nature and scale of insect pest damage to crops
134
GM strategies for insect resistance: the Bacillus thuringiensis
approach
134
The use of
6.
thuringiensis as
a biopesticide
138
Bt-based genetic modification of plants
138
case study
6.1
Resistance of Bt maize to the European corn borer
and other pests
140
The problem of insect resistance to Bt
141
The environmental impact of
ßt
crops
145
The Copy Nature strategy
146
case study
6.2
Cowpea
trypsin
inhibitor
149
Insect-resistant crops and food safety
153
Summary
153
Further reading
153
7
Plant disease resistance
156
Introduction
156
Plant-pathogen interactions
157
Prokaryotes
158
Fungi and water moulds
158
Viruses
160
Existing approaches to combating disease
160
Contents
Natural disease-resistance
pathways: overlap between pests and
diseases
162
Anatomical defences
162
Pre-existing protein and chemical protection
162
Inducible systems
163
Systemic responses
170
Biotechnological approaches to disease resistance
172
Protection against pathogens
173
Antimicrobial proteins
174
Transgenic crops for food safety
176
Induction of HR and
SAR in
transgenic plants
177
case study
7.1
The BASF potato
178
Developments for the future
179
Other transgenic approaches
179
Future prospects for breeding
179
case study
7.2
Xanthomonas spp.
180
Summary
181
Further reading
182
О
8
Reducing the effects of viral disease
184
Introduction
184
Types of plant virus
184
RNA
viruses
186
Entry and replication: points of inhibition
188
How has the agricultural community dealt with viruses?
189
case study
8.1
Developments in the sugar beet industry
190
The transgenic approach: PDR
192
Interactions involving viral proteins
192
case study
8.2
Arabis
mosaic virus
194
RNA
effects
197
Some non-PDR approaches
202
case study
8.3 DNA
viruses
203
What has been commercialized in Western agriculture?
204
Yellow squash and zucchini
204
Papaya
205
Potato
205
Risk
206
Summary
208
Further reading
209
Contents
9
Strategies for
engineering
stress
tolerance
212
Introduction
212
The nature of abiotic stress
214
The nature of water-deficit stress
214
Different abiotic stresses create a water deficit
215
case study
9.1
Glycine
betaine
production
218
Targeted approaches to manipulating tolerance to specific
water-deficit stresses
222
Alternative approaches to salt stress
222
case study
9.2
Na+/Hł antiporters
improve salt tolerance in
transgenic plants
223
Alternative approaches to cold stress
224
case study
9.3
The COR regulon
224
Tolerance to heat stress
228
Secondary effects of abiotic stress: the production of
ROS
229
Strategy
1 :
Expression of enzymes involved in scavenging
ROS
232
Strategy
2:
Production of antioxidants
234
Summary
234
Further reading
234
10
The improvement of crop yield and quality
237
Introduction
237
The genetic manipulation of fruit ripening
238
casestudy
10.1
The genetic manipulation of fruit softening
240
casestudy
10.2
The genetic modification of
ethylene
biosynthesis
243
case study
10.3
Modification of colour
247
case study
10.4
Golden Rice
251
Engineering plant protein composition for improved nutrition
256
The genetic manipulation of crop yield by enhancement of
photosynthesis
258
Manipulation of light harvesting and the assimilate distribution: phytochromes
258
Direct manipulation of photosynthesis: enhancement of dark reactions
261
Summary
263
Further reading
263
Contents
11
Molecular farming
267
Introduction
267
Carbohydrates and lipids
267
Carbohydrate production
. 267
case study
11.1
Starch
268
case study
11.2
Polyf ructans
272
Metabolic engineering of lipids
276
case study
11.3
Bioplastics
282
Molecular farming of proteins
285
Production systems
286
case study
11.4
The oleosin system: hirudin and insulin production
289
Medically related proteins
296
case study
11.5
Custom-made antibodies
300
case study
11.6
Edible vaccines
304
Economic and regulatory considerations for molecular farming
307
Summary
311
Further reading
312
12
Science and society: public acceptance of genetically
modified crops
316
Introduction
316
Public concerns
316
The current state of transgenic crops
318
Who has benefited from these first-generation GM crops?
318
What will drive the development of the future generations of GM crops?
322
Concerns about GM crops
323
Antibiotic-resistance genes
323
Herbicide resistance and super-weeds
324
Gene containment
325
Big business
328
Food safety
330
The regulation of GM crops and products
331
The
EU
331
The USA
338
Summary
340
Further reading
340
Contents
13
Beyond genetically modified crops
343
Introduction
343
'Greener' genetic engineering
343
Genetic manipulation of complex agronomic traits
345
Identification of genes associated with desirable traits
348
Genetic mapping
348
Quantitative trait loci
352
Investigating gene function by reverse genetics
354
Insertional mutagenesis
354
TILLING
355
Understanding gene function within the genomic context:
functional genomics
357
Transcriptomics
357
Proteomics
360
Interactomics
362
Metabolomics
362
Systems biology
362
Summary
363
Further reading
363
Index
367 |
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| format | Book |
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| illustrated | Illustrated |
| index_date | 2024-07-02T19:28:07Z |
| indexdate | 2024-07-09T21:10:02Z |
| institution | BVB |
| isbn | 0199282617 9780199282616 |
| language | English |
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| physical | XXIII, 376 S. Ill., graph. Darst. |
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| spelling | Slater, Adrian Verfasser aut Plant biotechnology the genetic manipulation of plants Adrian Slater ; Nigel W. Scott ; Mark R. Fowler 2. ed. Oxford [u.a.] Oxford Univ. Press 2008 XXIII, 376 S. Ill., graph. Darst. txt rdacontent n rdamedia nc rdacarrier Plant biotechnology Pflanzen (DE-588)4045539-7 gnd rswk-swf Biotechnologie (DE-588)4069491-4 gnd rswk-swf Gentechnologie (DE-588)4071722-7 gnd rswk-swf Transgene Pflanzen (DE-588)4311513-5 gnd rswk-swf Pflanzenbau (DE-588)4045547-6 gnd rswk-swf Pflanzen (DE-588)4045539-7 s Biotechnologie (DE-588)4069491-4 s DE-604 Gentechnologie (DE-588)4071722-7 s Transgene Pflanzen (DE-588)4311513-5 s Pflanzenbau (DE-588)4045547-6 s Scott, Nigel W. Verfasser aut Fowler, Mark R. Verfasser aut Digitalisierung UB Bayreuth application/pdf http://bvbr.bib-bvb.de:8991/F?func=service&doc_library=BVB01&local_base=BVB01&doc_number=016262538&sequence=000002&line_number=0001&func_code=DB_RECORDS&service_type=MEDIA Inhaltsverzeichnis |
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| title_auth | Plant biotechnology the genetic manipulation of plants |
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| title_full | Plant biotechnology the genetic manipulation of plants Adrian Slater ; Nigel W. Scott ; Mark R. Fowler |
| title_fullStr | Plant biotechnology the genetic manipulation of plants Adrian Slater ; Nigel W. Scott ; Mark R. Fowler |
| title_full_unstemmed | Plant biotechnology the genetic manipulation of plants Adrian Slater ; Nigel W. Scott ; Mark R. Fowler |
| title_short | Plant biotechnology |
| title_sort | plant biotechnology the genetic manipulation of plants |
| title_sub | the genetic manipulation of plants |
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| topic_facet | Plant biotechnology Pflanzen Biotechnologie Gentechnologie Transgene Pflanzen Pflanzenbau |
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