HUP0104245A2 - Hypersensitive response elicitor fragments which are active but do not elicit a hypersensitive response - Google Patents

Hypersensitive response elicitor fragments which are active but do not elicit a hypersensitive response

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HUP0104245A2
HUP0104245A2 HU0104245A HUP0104245A HUP0104245A2 HU P0104245 A2 HUP0104245 A2 HU P0104245A2 HU 0104245 A HU0104245 A HU 0104245A HU P0104245 A HUP0104245 A HU P0104245A HU P0104245 A2 HUP0104245 A2 HU P0104245A2
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Hao Fan
Jennifer L. Niggemeyer
Zhong-Min Wei
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Eden Bioscience Corporation
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Abstract

A találmány tárgyát a túlérzékenységi válasz fehérje- éspolipeptidkiváltók izolált aktív fragmensei képezik, mely fragmensek anövényekben a túlérzékenységi választ nem váltják ki. Az ilyenfragmenseket kódoló izolált DNS-molekulákat a találmány szinténközzéteszi. A találmány szerinti, túlérzékenységi választ kiváltópolipeptid vagy fehérje izolált fragmensei és az ezeket kódoló DNS-molekulák a következő aktivitásokkal rendelkeznek: a növényeknekhatásos betegségekkel szembeni ellenállást adnak, a növényi növekedéstfokozzák és/vagy a növények rovarokkal szembeni ellenállásátbiztosítják. Ez elérhető a túlérzékenységi választ kiváltó polipeptid-vagy fehérjefragmensek nem fertőző formáinak növények vagy növényimagvakba történő alkalmazásával, olyan körülmények között, melyek anövények betegségekkel szembeni ellenállásának biztosításában, anövényi növekedés fokozásában és/vagy a növények rovarokkal szembenivédekezésében hatékonyak. Alternatívaként a fragmenseket kódoló DNS-sel transzformált transzgenikus növények vagy növényi magokbiztosíthatók, és a transzgenikus növények vagy a transzgenikusnövények magjaiból származó transzgenikus növények termesztésemegoldott olyan körülmények között, melyek a növények betegségekkelszembeni ellenállásának biztosításában, a növényi növekedésfokozásában és/vagy a növények rovarokkal szembeni védekezésébenhatékonyak. ÓThe subject of the invention is the isolated active fragments of protein and polypeptide triggers of the hypersensitivity response, which fragments do not trigger the hypersensitivity response in plants. Isolated DNA molecules encoding such fragments are also disclosed in the invention. The isolated fragments of the hypersensitivity response-inducing polypeptide or protein according to the invention and the DNA molecules encoding them have the following activities: they provide resistance to effective diseases in plants, enhance plant growth and/or ensure resistance of plants to insects. This can be achieved by applying non-infectious forms of polypeptide or protein fragments that induce a hypersensitive response to plants or plant seeds under conditions that are effective in providing plant disease resistance, enhancing plant growth and/or protecting plants against insects. Alternatively, transgenic plants or plant seeds transformed with DNA encoding the fragments can be provided, and the transgenic plants or transgenic plants derived from the seeds of the transgenic plants can be grown under conditions effective in providing plant disease resistance, plant growth enhancement, and/or plant insect protection. HE

HU0104245A 1998-10-05 1999-10-05 Hypersensitive response elicitor fragments which are active but do not elicit a hypersensitive response HUP0104245A3 (en)

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