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Construction of an inducible transposon, INAc, to develop a gene tagging system in higher plants

2000-08-01

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An inducible transposable element, termed INAc (inducible Activator), was constructed for development of a gene tagging system in higher plants. The advantage of such an inducible element is that, unlike the native transposon, its excision can be induced at any time during plant development and the resulting mutants are stable after removal of the inducer. A fusion of the SA inducible promoter (PR-1a) with the Ac...

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19711b39-334b-522a-a8f3-2e889c39d828
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10.1023/a:1009680105456
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