NO20011729L - Hypersensitive response trigger fragments that are active but do not trigger a hypesensitive response - Google Patents

Hypersensitive response trigger fragments that are active but do not trigger a hypesensitive response

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NO20011729L
NO20011729L NO20011729A NO20011729A NO20011729L NO 20011729 L NO20011729 L NO 20011729L NO 20011729 A NO20011729 A NO 20011729A NO 20011729 A NO20011729 A NO 20011729A NO 20011729 L NO20011729 L NO 20011729L
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Zhong-Min Wei
Hao Fan
Jennifer L Niggemeyer
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Abstract

Foreliggende oppfinnelse er rettet mot å isolere aktive fragmenter av et hypersensitiv responsutløsningsprotein eller polypeptid, der fragmentet ikke utløser en hypersensitiv respons i planter. Også angitt er isolerte DNA-molekyler som koder slike fragmenter. Isolerte fragmenter av hypersensitive responsutløsningsproteiner eller polypeptider i samsvar med den foreliggende oppfinnelsen, og de isolerte DNA-molekylene som koder for dem, har de følgende aktivitetene: Gi sykdomsresistens til planter, økte plantevekst og/eller kontrollere insekter i planter. Dette kan bli oppnådd ved å anvende fragmentene av en hypersensitiv responsutløser i en ikke-infektiøs form til planter eller plantefrø under betingelser som er effektive for å gi sykdomsresistens, for å øke plantevekst og/eller å kontrollere insekter på planter eller plantevekst fra plantefrøene. Alternativt kan transgene planter eller plantefrø transformert med et DNA-molekyl som koder for fragmentet bli tilveiebragt, og de transgene plantene eller planter som er et resultat av de transgene plantefrøene blir dyrket under betingelser som er effektive for å gi sykdomsresistens, for å øke plantevekst og/eller for å kontrollere insekter på planter eller planter dyrket fra plantefrøene.The present invention is directed to isolating active fragments of a hypersensitive response trigger protein or polypeptide, wherein the fragment does not trigger a hypersensitive response in plants. Also indicated are isolated DNA molecules encoding such fragments. Isolated fragments of hypersensitive response trigger proteins or polypeptides according to the present invention, and the isolated DNA molecules encoding them, have the following activities: Provide disease resistance to plants, increase plant growth and / or control insects in plants. This can be achieved by applying the fragments of a hypersensitive response trigger in a non-infectious form to plants or plant seeds under conditions effective to confer disease resistance, to increase plant growth and / or to control insects on plants or plant growth from the plant seeds. Alternatively, transgenic plants or plant seeds transformed with a DNA molecule encoding the fragment may be provided, and the transgenic plants or plants resulting from the transgenic plant seeds are grown under conditions effective to confer disease resistance, to enhance plant growth and / or to control insects on plants or plants grown from the plant seeds.

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