Bidirectional promoter bi-visual fluorescent protein report gene plant expression vector

Abstract

The invention discloses a bidirectional promoter bi-visual fluorescent protein report gene plant expression vector. The promoter bi-visual fluorescent protein report gene plant expression vector is a recombinant expression vector of which the multiple cloning sites of an initial vector are inserted with the following DNA molecules: an EcoRI enzyme recognition sequence, an NoS terminator, an SacI enzyme recognition sequence, a kpnI enzyme recognition sequence, a red fluorescent protein gene, an SmalI enzyme recognition sequence, a BamHI enzyme recognition sequence, an XbalI enzyme recognition sequence, a bidirectional promoter, an XholI enzyme recognition sequence, an SpeI enzyme recognition sequence, a green fluorescent protein, an HindIII enzyme recognition sequence, an HpaI enzyme recognition sequence, an SalI enzyme recognition sequence, an NoS terminator and a Clal contained in turn from 5' end; and the nucleotide sequence of the bidirectional promoter is from the 5917th site to the 6834th site from the 5' end in a sequence 1 of a sequence list. The bidirectional promoter bi-visual fluorescent protein report gene plant expression vector can be applied to fusing functional genes by simple operation of direct enzyme cutting and connection.

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technical field [0001] The invention relates to a plant expression vector of a dual-visible fluorescent protein reporter gene with a bidirectional promoter. Background technique [0002] Transformation vectors containing two or more genes play an important role in gene therapy and the application of transgenic bodies for obtaining good traits. Common transgenic vectors expressing more than one gene include multiple promoters, internal ribosome entry site elements (IRES), splicing signals, and fusion proteins. However, using multiple promoters may cause problems such as interaction between two promoters, promoter silencing, vector rearrangement or deletion. [0003] Bidirectional promoters are of great interest for their ability to regulate two downstream genes. Usually, two genes arranged in a head-to-head manner have about less than 1000 bp of nucleotides between their transcription start sites, and the nucleotide region within this gene is less than 1 kb long, and both s...

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However, the use of multiple promoters may cause problems such as interaction between the two promoters, promoter silencing, vector rearrangement or deletion, etc.

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