Inari Agriculture Technology, Inc.

Flagship Pioneering Innovations V, Inc.

Inari Agriculture, Inc.

Randall William Shultz

Yajie Niu

John Patrick Casey, Jr

Maria Margarita D Unson

Michael Lee Nuccio

Michael Andreas Kock

Davide Sosso

Richard Bailey Flavell

Jennifer A Raji

Eva Konecna

Barry Andrew Martin

Tomás Cermák

Kristine Yu

Brian Prescott Fiske

Frank Anthony Skraly

Jonathan Dallas George Jones

John P Casey

Tomáš Cermák

Disclosed herein are compositions and methods for effecting alterations at a defined location in the genome of a non-epidermal plant cell. Further disclosed are methods for providing plants having a modified phenotype or a modified genome.

Methods of genetically altering a whole plant seed

The disclosure relates to improvements in methods for efficient editing of two or more endogenous tomato genes by insertion of one or more single stranded DNA donor molecules that are not homologous to the insertion sites in the tomato genome.

Methods for efficient tomato genome editing

The disclosure relates to precise modifications in wheat plant genomes including the heterologous integration of nucleic acid sequences that include a regulatory element at a predetermined locus. Also provided are wheat cells, wheat plants, wheat seeds, and processed wheat products comprising the modified wheat genomes.

Heterologous integration of regulatory elements to alter gene expression in wheat cells and wheat plants

Disclosed herein are compositions and methods for effecting alterations at a defined location in the genome of a plant cell or plant protoplast. Further disclosed are methods using an RNA-guided nuclease to alter a target nucleotide sequence in a cell or protoplast of a plant; embodiments of such methods include treatments with chemical or physical reagents or treatment of the cell or protoplast with a specific thermal regime, such as a heat treatment.

Methods of altering a target nucleotide sequence with an RNA-guided nuclease and a single guide RNA

The disclosure relates to improvements in methods for efficient editing of two or more endogenous soybean genes by insertion of one or more single stranded DNA donor molecules that are not homologous to the insertion sites in the soybean genome.

Methods for efficient soybean genome editing

The invention relates to novel plants, seeds and compositions, as well as improvements to plant breeding and methods for creating modifications in plant genomes.

Method of creating a plurality of targeted insertions in a plant cell

The invention relates to novel maize plants, seeds and compositions, as well as improvements to maize plant breeding and methods for creating modifications in maize plant genomes.

Methods for efficient maize genome editing

Rice cells and rice plants

Growing community of inventors

Acton, MA, United States of America

Randall William Shultz