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Alternative silencing effects involve distinct types of non-spreading cytosine methylation at a three-gene, single-copy transgenic locus in rice.

Molecular & general genetics : MGG - 1 Feb 2000

Fu X, Kohli A, Twyman R M, Christou P

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We investigated transgene silencing in a line of rice plants that carries a single-copy 6.6-kb transgenic locus comprising three heterologous transgenes: bar, hpt and gusA. We identified at least three distinct types of silencing effects associated with different methylation patterns, including a novel form of transcriptional silencing involving methylation of cytosine residues only at non-conventional acceptor...

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PMID: 10732679
DOI: 10.1007/pl00008669

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