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Gene silencing - where transgenes "can be unstable and become silenced" [ie switched off] Explanation: There are strong protection mechanisms against the uptake of foreign genes. These may silence the inserted gene ...
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GeneWatch UK - Techniques for Genetically Modifying Plants - A basic guide on how plants are genetically modified.
GM techniques are not sufficiently accurate or precise enough to allow the introduction of a gene or gene(s) at one particular site in the genome. Rather, there may be multiple copies ... levels of naturally occurring toxins or allergenic proteins; silencing of genes in subsequent generations if multiple copies exist as a result of transgene silencing. ↑ Top Please note that GeneWatch UK should ...
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ISIS News no.3 index
RNA molecule involved in post transciptional gene silencing (PTGS) in plants. PTGS represents a natural antiviral defense mechanism, which works against ...
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Moratorium on all GM Trees and Ban on GM Forest Trees
A locally replicating gene-silencing vector based on Poplar mosaic virus was developed to deliver gene-silencing RNA sequences [28]. Gene silencing provides a means of ...
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Gene Therapy Frequently Asked Questions - MIRG
How does gene therapy work? In most gene therapy studies, a "normal" gene is inserted into the genome to replace an "abnormal," disease-causing gene ... .com (March 20, 2003). RNA interference or gene silencing may be a new way to treat ...
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Say No To GMOs! - November 2007
Researchers have created plants that kill insects by disrupting their gene expression. The crops, which initiate a gene-silencing response called RNA interference, are a step beyond existing genetically ... , eating double-stranded RNA is enough to cause gene silencing. This is surprising: in previous research, RNA interfered with organisms' gene expression only when it was injected. "People have ...
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Genetically Modified Foods: Harmful or Helpful?
For example, plant geneticists can isolate a gene responsible for drought tolerance and insert that gene into a different plant. The new genetically-modified plant will gain ... 3, pp 628-627, Jun 2001) Post-transcriptional gene silencing in plum pox virus resistant transgenic European plum containing the plum pox potyvirus coat protein gene (Transgenic Research, Vol 10, No 3, ...
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Benjamin Franklin Medal in Life Science - The Franklin Institute Awards
By 1999, however, David Baulcombe's work spotting small (or micro-) RNAs associated with gene silencing in plants helped catapult the work to the forefront. This was also fueled by ... several examples of gene silencing, including one related to viral defense. They deduced that the newly discovered small RNAs, now known as small interfering RNAs or siRNAs, guided the silencing to the ...
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Say No To GMOs! - April 2008b
Gene silencing Silencing a gene is a well established technique in mice, where it is used to ... of genes. Artificial DNA is introduced into mouse embryonic stem cells to silence one particular gene. The altered cells are then introduced into early mouse embryos, which are then implanted in ...
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Environmental Health Perspectives Toxicogenomics: Volume 111, Number 15, November 2003
I.Y. Rosenblum p. A 804 [HTML] [ Download PDF] Environews Forum eTag, Youre It! . . . Silencing of Mutant Genes with RNAi . . . ADDLs: A New Explanation for Alzheimer Disease? . . . Crunching the Bio ... . Tinkle, and Eugene Demchuk p. 1827 [HTML] [ Download PDF] Organization and Evolution of the Cyp2 Gene Cluster on Mouse Chromosome 7, and Comparison with the Syntenic Human Cluster Haoyi Wang, Kyle ...
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