Indoor air pollutant degradation by genetically modified plants
A plant and transgenic technology, applied in ferns, plant products, genetic engineering, etc., can solve the problem of unexpressed detoxification genes
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[0064] Preparation of pothos
[0065] Golden pothos ivy plants obtained from a retail gardening store were grown at 50 μE m -2 sec -1 Grow in the light on a 16 hr day / 8 hr dark cycle in a plant room at 25°C. Stem segments were cut off, surface sterilized with 15% sodium hypochlorite, and washed 3 times with sterile deionized water. Sterilized stem segments were grown on solid Murashige and Skoog's (MS) basal medium 25 in culture vessels. After being cultivated under light for 1-2 months, new leaves and new roots grow on the stems, and these sterile plants are used to infect engineered Agrobacterium for genetic modification.
[0066] Vector construction and gene transformation
[0067] In order to genetically modify pottage dill, a gene vector containing transgenes 2e1, egfp, and hpt was constructed, each gene flanked by suitable promoter and terminator sequences for pottage pottage. The hpt gene encodes hygromycin B phosphotransferase...
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