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Patent No.:
Date of Patent:
Oct. 11, 2011
Filed:
Sep. 20, 2002
Jim Haseloff, Cambridgeshire, GB;
Marlon Bauch, TP Houten, NL;
Corinne Boisnard-lorig, Lagry sur Narne, FR;
Sarah Hodge, Cambridgeshire, GB;
Laurent Laplaze, Montpellier, FR;
John Runions, Oxford, GB;
Smita Kurup, Harpenden, GB;
Jim Haseloff, Cambridgeshire, GB;
Marlon Bauch, TP Houten, NL;
Corinne Boisnard-Lorig, Lagry sur Narne, FR;
Sarah Hodge, Cambridgeshire, GB;
Laurent Laplaze, Montpellier, FR;
John Runions, Oxford, GB;
Smita Kurup, Harpenden, GB;
Abstract
Provided are novel nucleic acid molecule encoding modified HAP1 DNA-binding domains. Also provided are novel reporter genes based on GFP and extension. The materials provided by the invention may be used in a variety of methods of activating genes having HAP1 upstream activation sequences in plants, which methods can be used to co-ordinate or investigate gene expression, optionally in conjunction with GAL4-regulated expression, and also in novel 'enhancer' traps.