AR016229A1 - USEFUL GENES TO INCREASE PROTEIN CONTENT OF PLANTS, PROTEINS CODED BY SUCH GENES, CELLS OF PLANTS TRANSFECTED WITH SUCH GENES AND METHODS TO INCREASE PROTEIN OR NON-PROTEIC CONTENT OF PLANTS - Google Patents
USEFUL GENES TO INCREASE PROTEIN CONTENT OF PLANTS, PROTEINS CODED BY SUCH GENES, CELLS OF PLANTS TRANSFECTED WITH SUCH GENES AND METHODS TO INCREASE PROTEIN OR NON-PROTEIC CONTENT OF PLANTSInfo
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Abstract
Un gen que codifica una proteína seleccionada del grupo que consiste en )i) una proteína que comprende una secuencia alfa-helicoidal anfifílica donde dichasecuencia comprende (H)u((h)x(H)y)z(h)w donde H es un residuo de aminoácido hidrofílico y puedevariar a lo largo de dicha proteína, h es un residuo deaminoácido hidrofobico y puede variar a lo largo de dicha proteína, u es igual a 0 o 1, x es igual a 1 o 2, y es igual a 1 o 2, z está seleccionado del grupoque consiste en 5,6,7,8,9,10,11,12,13,14,15,16, 17, 18, 19, 20, y cualquier numero entero superior a 20, y w es igual a 0,1 o 2, y donde el valor de x en un((h)x(H)y) no necesita ser igual al valor de x en otro ((h)x(H)y) y donde el valor de y en un ((h)x(H)y) no necesita ser igual al valor de y en otro ((h)x(H)y)y (ii) una proteína que comprende una secuencia de una lámina beta-plegada donde dicha secuencia comprende (H)r(hH)s(h)t donde H es un residuo de aminoácidohidrofílico y puede variar a lo largo de dicha proteína, h es un residuo de aminoácido hidrofobico y puede variar a lo largo de dicha proteína r, es igual a 0o 1, s es cualquier numero entero superior a 0 y t es igual a 0,1 o 2. La proteína codificada es una proteína disenada de novo, de almacenamiento artificial hasido expresada establemente en plantas.Esta proteína fue disenada para poseer elevados niveles de todos los aminoácidos esenciales necesarios para la nutricionhumana. La expresion del gen que codifica para esta proteína en plantas de cultivo mejorará enormemente la calidad nutricional de los cultivos resultantes. Seha observado también que el gen aumenta el nivel general de produccion de proteínas en una planta. Esta propiedad permite mejorar los niveles de produccion deotras proteínas valiosasen una planta. Por ejemplo, una planta transgénica con un gen que codifica para la insulina puede producir niveles más elevados deinsulina cuando la planta expresa también un gen para una proteína de almacenamiento artificial. El método permite también mejorar la produccion de losproductos no proteicos. La co-transformacion con un gen de interés puede dar como resultado niveles incrementados del producto proteico del gen, de interés oA gene encoding a protein selected from the group consisting of) i) a protein comprising an amphiphilic alpha-helical sequence where dichasequence comprises (H) or ((h) x (H) y) z (h) w where H is a hydrophilic amino acid residue and may vary along said protein, h is a hydrophobic amino acid residue and may vary along said protein, or is equal to 0 or 1, x is equal to 1 or 2, and is equal to 1 or 2, z is selected from the group consisting of 5,6,7,8,9,10,11,12,13,14,15,16, 17, 18, 19, 20, and any integer greater than 20 , yw is equal to 0.1 or 2, and where the value of x in one ((h) x (H) y) does not need to be equal to the value of x in another ((h) x (H) y) y where the value of y in one ((h) x (H) y) does not need to be equal to the value of y in another ((h) x (H) y) and (ii) a protein comprising a sequence of a sheet beta-folded where said sequence comprises (H) r (hH) s (h) t where H is a hydrophilic amino acid residue and may vary along said protein na, h is a hydrophobic amino acid residue and may vary along said protein r, is equal to 0 or 1, s is any integer greater than 0 and t is equal to 0.1 or 2. The encoded protein is a protein de novo, artificial storage has been stably expressed in plants. This protein was designed to have high levels of all the essential amino acids necessary for human nutrition. The expression of the gene that codes for this protein in crop plants will greatly improve the nutritional quality of the resulting cultures. It has also been observed that the gene increases the general level of protein production in a plant. This property allows to improve the production levels of other valuable proteins in a plant. For example, a transgenic plant with a gene coding for insulin can produce higher levels of insulin when the plant also expresses a gene for an artificial storage protein. The method also allows to improve the production of non-protein products. Co-transformation with a gene of interest may result in increased levels of the protein product of the gene, of interest or
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