SE0403132D0 - New transgenic plants and methods for their production - Google Patents

New transgenic plants and methods for their production

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SE0403132D0
SE0403132D0 SE0403132A SE0403132A SE0403132D0 SE 0403132 D0 SE0403132 D0 SE 0403132D0 SE 0403132 A SE0403132 A SE 0403132A SE 0403132 A SE0403132 A SE 0403132A SE 0403132 D0 SE0403132 D0 SE 0403132D0
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transgenic plants
lignin
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Swetree Technologies Ab
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Abstract

A transgenic plant exhibiting an improved biomass related property, such as an altered lignin content, lignin composition or extractability of lignin, or an altered fibre length, or a combination thereof, said alteration determined by comparison to the corresponding property of the wild-type of the same species, can be achieved by modifying the expression of a pectin methyl esterase (PME) gene in at least one cell of said plant. The down-regulation of PttPMEI (GenBank Accession No. AJ277547) has been shown to result in a fibre length increase of about 5 % and the up- regulation of said gene correspondingly a reduction of about 7 %. Transgenic plants exhibiting altered biomass related properties and methods for their production are disclosed.
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ITRM20080696A1 (en) 2008-12-30 2010-06-30 Univ Roma USE OF PLANTS WITH A REDUCED LEVEL OF HOMOGALACTURONANE DE-ESTERIFIED IN THE CELL WALL OR PARTS OF THEM TO IMPROVE THE SACCARIFICATION OF VEGETABLE BIOMASSES
ITRM20110588A1 (en) * 2011-11-08 2013-05-09 Univ Roma USE OF PLANTS WITH A REDUCED LEVEL OF HOMOGALACTURONANE DE-ESTERIFIED IN THE CELL WALL OR PARTS OF THEM TO IMPROVE THE SACCARIFICATION OF VEGETABLE BIOMASSES

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