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pubmed-article:14675756pubmed:abstractTextA powerful system to create gain-of-function mutants in plants is activation tagging using T-DNA based vehicles to introduce transcriptional enhancer sequences. Large Arabidopsis populations of individual plants carrying a quadruple cauliflower mosaic virus (CaMV) 35S enhancer are frequently used for mutant screenings, however the frequency of morphological mutants remains very low. To clarify this low frequency we analyzed a subset of lines generated by this method. The correlation between the number of T-DNA insertion sites, the methylation status of the 35S enhancer sequence and 35S enhancer activity was determined. All plants containing more than a single T-DNA insertion showed methylation of the 35S enhancer and revealed a dramatic decrease in 35S enhancer activity. The results support the notion that in a large proportion of the T-DNA based activation tagged lines the 35S transcriptional enhancer is silenced due to methylation, which is induced by multiple T-DNA integrations.lld:pubmed
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pubmed-article:14675756pubmed:affiliationBusiness Unit Bioscience, Plant Research International, Bornsesteeg 65, 6708 PD, Wageningen, The Netherlands. gerco.angenent@wur.nllld:pubmed
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