Carnations - Patent application filed by Florigene Europe B.V.
Specific Patent Information
Patent Number
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Title, Independent Claims and Summary of Claims
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Assignee
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WO
1992/017056 A1
- Earliest priority - 1 April 1991
- Filed - 31 March 1992
- OPI - 15 October 1992
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Title - Carnation plants and methods for their
transformation and propagation
Claim 1
A method for genetically transforming carnation plant material, said method
comprising:
A) co-cultivating carnation plant material with Agrobacterium cells
carrying an exogenous DNA sequence; B) initiating callus formation in the
plant material; and C) selecting transformed plant cells.
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Claim 5
A method for producing genetically altered carnation plants, said method
comprising:
A) co-cultivation of carnation plant material with Agrobacterium
cells carrying an exogenous DNA sequence including a selectable marker gene in a
co-cultivation medium containing nutrients, an energy source, and an induction
compound under conditions which allow the Agrobacterium cells to infect
the plant material and transfer the exogenous DNA to the carnation chromosomes;
B) culturing plant material from step (A) in a callus initiation medium
containing nutrients, an energy source, an auxin, a cytokinin, an
anti-Agrobacterium antibiotic, and a plant selection agent which
inhibits callus and shoot formation from plant material which does not express
the selectable marker gene to produce transformed callus material; and C)
culturing transformed callus material in a regeneration medium containing
nutrients, an energy source, an auxin, a cytokinin, an
anti-Agrobacterium antibiotic, and the plant selection agent, present
in amounts effective to produce transformed shoots.
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Claim 23
A method for micropropagating shoots from carnation plant material, said
method comprising:
A) culturing carnation plant material to produce a plurality of shoots; and
B) placing vitrified shoots from step (A) in a normalizing medium
containing nutrients and an energy source but being substantially free from
growth regulators, whereby new shoots are produced which are free from
vitrification.
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Claim 26
A method for micropropagating shoots from previously established carnation
shoots, said method comprising:
A) separating individual shoots; and B) culturing individual shoots in a
multiplication medium comprising nutrients, an energy source, growth regulators
and a solidifying agent for a time sufficient to produce at least about 50
shoots for each individual shoot cultured.
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Claim 27
A method for regenerating carnation plants, said method comprising: culturing
carnation plant material on a regeneration medium containing nutrients, an
energy source, a solidifying agent, indole butyric acid at a concentration in
the range from about 1 to 5 M, and thidiazuron at a concentration in the range
from about 0.5 to 2 M, whereby shoots are produced at a regeneration frequency
above about 20 percent.
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Carnation callus material which expresses an exogenous DNA sequence.
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Claim 30
A carnation plant having cells which express an exogenous DNA sequence.
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The claims of the PCT application recite transformation of carnation plant
material with Agrobacterium. There is no mention of the plant material
used for transformation. Methods for shoot formation and rooting as well as a
method for whole plant regeneration are recited in the claims.
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Florigene Europe B.V.
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| Remarks |
National phase entry of WO 1992/017056 in Europe (EP
582603) is deemed to be withdrawn on 16 April 2003.
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