Activation tagging using the En-I maize transposon system in Arabidopsis

Activation tagging using the En-I maize transposon system in Arabidopsis
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DOI:
10.1104/pp.003327
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发表时间:
2002-08-01
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影响因子:
7.4
通讯作者:
Pereira, A
Pereira, A
中科院分区:
生物学1区
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作者:
Marsch-Martinez, N;Greco, R;Pereira, A

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A method for the generation of stable activation tag inserts was developed in Arabidopsis using the maize (Zen mays) En-I transposon system. The method employs greenhouse selectable marker genes that are useful to efficiently generate large populations of insertions. A population of about 8,300 independent stable activation tag inserts has been produced. Greenhouse-based screens for mutants in a group of plants containing about 2,900 insertions revealed about 31 dominant mutants, suggesting a dominant mutant frequency of about 1%. From the first batch of about 400 stable insertions screened in the greenhouse, four gain-in-function, dominant activation-tagged, morphological mutants were identified. A novel gain-in-function mutant called thread is described, in which the target gene belongs to the same family as the YUCCA flavin-mono-oxygenase that was identified by T-DNA activation tagging. The high frequency of identified gain-in-function mutants in the population suggests that the En-I system described here is an efficient strategy to saturate plant genomes with activation tag inserts. Because only a small number of primary transformants are required to generate an activation tag population, the En-I system appears to be an attractive alternative to study plant species where the present transformation methods have low efficiencies.