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Cotton - Patent application filed by Aventis CropScience (now Bayer BioScience NV)

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Title, Independent Claims and Summary of Claims

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AU 772686 B2

  • Earliest priority - 19 May 1999
  • Filed - 18 May 2000
  • Granted - 6 May 2004
  • Expected expiry - 17 May 2020

Title - Improved method for Agrobacterium-mediated transformation of cotton

Claim 1

A method for producing a transgenic cotton plant, comprising the step of

  • incubating Agrobacterium cells comprising a DNA fragment of interest operably linked to at least one T-DNA border with a plant phenolic compound capable of inducing increased vir gene expression in said Agrobacterium cells prior to or during the cocultivation of solid cotton embryogenic callus cultivated on solid media with said Agrobacterium cells.
Claim 2

A method for producing a transgenic cotton plant, said method comprising:

a) cocultivating cotton embryogenic callus with Agrobacterium cells, said Agrobacterium cells comprising a DNA fragment of interest operably linked to at least one T-DNA border, in the presence of a plant phenolic compound capable of inducing increased vir gene expression in said Agrobacterium cells for a time sufficient to generate embryogenic callus comprising a transformed cotton cell; and
b) regenerating a transgenic cotton plant from said transformed cell.

Claim 10

A method for producing a transgenic cotton plant by Agrobacterium-mediated transformation, characterised in that

  • Agrobacterium cells comprising a DNA fragment of interest operably linked to at least one T-DNA border are co-cultivated with solid cotton embryogenic callus cultivated on solid media in the presence of a plant phenolic compound capable of inducing vir gene expression in said Agrobacterium cells.
Claim 11

Use of a plant phenolic compound capable of inducing increased vir gene expression in said Agrobacterium cells for Agrobacterium-mediated transformation of solid cotton embryogenic callus cultivated on solid media.

Granted AU 772686 recites an Agrobacterium-mediated method of producing a transgenic cotton plant, where "solid embryogenic callus" is cultured with a "plant phenolic compund" before or during Agrobacterium infection. According to the specification, "plant phenolic compounds ... suitable for the invention are those substituted phenolic molecules which are capable to induce a positive chemotactic response, particularly those who are capable to induce increased vir gene expression in a Ti-plasmid containing Agrobacterium sp., particularly a Ti-plasmid containing Agrobacterium tumefaciens."

Aventis CropScience (now Bayer BioScience NV)

US 6483013

  • Earliest priority - 19 May 1999
  • Filed - 19 May 2000
  • Granted - 19 November 2002
  • Expected expiry - 19 May 2020

Title - Method for Agrobacterium mediated transformation of cotton

Claim 1

A method for producing a transgenic cotton plant comprising the steps of:

(A) incubating Agrobacterium cells comprising a DNA fragment of interest operably linked to at least one T-DNA border, with a plant phenolic compound capable of inducing increased vir gene expression in said Agrobacterium cells;
(B) co-cultivating solid cotton embryogenic callus cultivated on solid media with said Agrobacterium cells to generate embryogenic callus comprising a transformed cotton cell; and
(C) regenerating a transgenic cotton plant from said transformed cell; wherein said incubating step occurs prior to or during said co-cultivation step.

Claim 2

A method for producing a transgenic cotton plant comprising the steps of:

(A) co-cultivating solid cotton embryogenic callus cultivated on solid media with Agrobacterium cells, said Agrobacterium cells comprising a DNA fragment of interest operably linked to at least one T-DNA border, in the presence of a plant phenolic compound capable of inducing increased vir gene expression in said Agrobacterium cells, for a time sufficient to generate embryogenic callus comprising a transformed cotton cell; and
(B) regenerating a transgenic cotton plant from said transformed cell.

Claim 10

A process for producing a transgenic cotton plant comprising:

(A) co-cultivating solid cotton embryogenic callus cultivated on solid media, wherein said cotton embryogenic callus has not been generated from a cotton explant comprising transformed cells, with Agrobacterium cells in the presence of a plant phenolic compound capable of inducing increased vir gene expression in said Agrobacterium cells; said Agrobacterium cells comprising a DNA fragment of interest operably linked to at least one T-DNA border; wherein said Agrobacterium cells are cocultivated with said cotton embryogenic callus for a time sufficient to generate embryogenic callus comprising a transformed cotton cell; and
(B) regenerating a transgenic cotton plant from said transformed cell.

WO 2000/71733 A1

  • Earliest priority - 19 May 1999
  • Filed - 18 May 2000
  • OPI - 30 November 2000

Title - Improved method for Agrobacterium-mediated transformation of cotton

Claim 1

A method for producing a transgenic cotton plant, comprising the step of:

  • incubating Agrobacterium cells comprising a DNA fragment of interest operably linked to at least one T-DNA border with a plant phenolic compound prior to or during the cocultivation of cotton embryogenic callus with said Agrobacterium cells.
Claim 2

A method for producing a transgenic cotton plant, said method comprising:

  • cocultivating cotton embryogenic callus with Agrobacterium cells, said Agrobacterium cells comprising a DNA fragment of interest operably linked to at least one T-DNA border, in the presence of a plant phenolic compound, for a time sufficient to generate embryogenic callus comprising a transformed cotton cell; and
  • regenerating a transgenic cotton plant from said transformed cell.
Claim 10

A method for producing a transgenic cotton plant by Agrobacterium-mediated transformation comprising

  • co-cultivating Agrobacterium cells comprising a DNA fragment of interest operably linked to at least one T-DNA border with cotton embryogenic callus, characterized in that said cocultivating occurs in the presence of a plant phenolic compound.
Claim 11

Use of a plant phenolic compound for Agrobacterium-mediated transformation of cotton embryogenic callus.

Claim 13

A method for producing a transgenic cotton plant by Agrobacterium-mediated transformation characterized in that Agrobacterium cells comprising a DNA fragment of interest operably linked to at least one T-DNA border are cocultivated with cotton embryogenic callus in the presence of a plant phenolic compound.

Methods for transformation of cotton embryogenic callus with Agrobacterium by incubating Agrobacterium cells with a plant phenolic compound. The incubation with the phenolic compound can be prior or during co-cultivation of the bacterium cells with the cotton tissue.

Remarks
  1. National phase entry of WO 2000/71733 in China (CN1234869C C) has been granted on 4 January 2006.
  2. National phase entry of WO 2000/71733 in Europe (EP 1183377 A1) is pending.
  3. Other national phase entries of WO 2000/71733 include Brazil (BR 0010749 A), Mexico (MXPA01011871 A), Turkey (TR200103311T T2), and South Africa (ZA 200109521 A).

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