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Developmental and pathogen induced activation of an msr gene, str246C, from tobacco involves multiple regulatory elements (Record no. 21924)

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International Standard Serial Number 0026-8925
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Original cataloging agency MX-TxCIM
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Classification number 97-017996
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Personal name Gough, C.
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Title Developmental and pathogen induced activation of an msr gene, str246C, from tobacco involves multiple regulatory elements
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Date of publication, distribution, etc. 1995
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Material base and configuration Printed
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General note 3 ill., 4 graphs, 3 tables. Bibliography 58 ref. Summary (En)
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Summary, etc. A family of genes, the so-called msr genes (multiple stimulus response), has recently been identified on the basis of sequence homology in various plant species. Members of this gene family are thought to be regulated by a number of environmental or developmental stimuli, although it is not known whether any one member responds more specifically to one stimulus, or whether each gene member responds to various environmental stimuli. In this report, this question is addresses by studying the tobacco msr gene str246C. Using transgenic tobacco plants containing 2.1 kb of 5' flanking DNA sequence from the str246C gene fused to the beta-glucuronidase (GUS) coding region, the complex expression pattern of the str246C promoter has been characterized. Expression of the str246C promoter is strongly and rapidly induced by bacterial, fungal and viral infection and this induction is systemic. Elicitor preparations from phytopathogenic bacteria and fungi activate the str246C promoter to high levels, as do wounding, the application of auxin, auxin and cytokinin, salicylic acid or copper sulfate, indicating the absence of gene specialization within the msr gene family, at least for str246C. In addition, GUS activity was visualized histochemically in root meristematic tissues of tobacco seedlings and is restricted to roots and sepals of mature plants. Finally, analysis of a series of 5' deletions of the str246C promoter-GUS gene fusion in transgenic tobacco plants confirms the involvement of multiple regulatory elements. A region of 83 bp was found to be necessary for induction of promoter activity in response to Pseudomonas solanacearum, while auxin inducibility and root expression are apparently not controlled by this element, since its removal does not abolish either response
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Language note English
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9 (RLIN) 1208
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Topical term or geographic name as entry element Solanaceae
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Personal name Hemon, P.,
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Personal name Lacomme, C.,
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Personal name Marco, Y.,
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Personal name Roby, D.,
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Personal name Tronchet, M.,
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Title Molecular and General Genetics (Germany). (1995). v. 247(3) p. 323-337
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07/19/2017   97-017996 07/19/2017 Article Not Lost     AGRIS Collection   CIMMYT Knowledge Center: John Woolston Library CIMMYT Knowledge Center: John Woolston Library 07/19/2017

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