Toolkit/rapid transient expression assay system

rapid transient expression assay system

Assay Method·Research·Since 1989

Taxonomy: Technique Branch / Method. Workflows sit above the mechanism and technique branches rather than replacing them.

Summary

The rapid transient expression assay system is a microprojectile-mediated transient gene transfer method developed to study DNA sequences involved in phytochrome-regulated phy gene expression. It enables promoter construct readout in less than 24 hours after particle bombardment and is used to assess light-regulated transcriptional responses.

Usefulness & Problems

Why this is useful

This assay is useful for rapid functional testing of promoter and other cis-regulatory DNA sequences linked to phytochrome-responsive gene expression. Its main value is shortening the time required to evaluate light-dependent transcriptional regulation after DNA delivery.

Problem solved

It addresses the need for a fast assay to analyze DNA sequences controlling phytochrome-regulated phy gene expression without waiting for stable transformation. The cited work specifically positions it for studying phytochrome-dependent transcriptional regulation and negative feedback on phy genes.

Problem links

Need precise spatiotemporal control with light input

Derived

The rapid transient expression assay system is a microprojectile-mediated gene transfer assay used to study DNA sequences that control phytochrome-regulated phy gene expression. It enables analysis of introduced promoter-reporter constructs within less than 24 hours after particle bombardment and reports light-dependent down-regulation in responsive monocot species.

Taxonomy & Function

Primary hierarchy

Technique Branch

Method: A concrete measurement method used to characterize an engineered system.

Target processes

No target processes tagged yet.

Input: Light

Implementation Constraints

cofactor dependency: cofactor requirement unknownencoding mode: genetically encodedimplementation constraint: context specific validationimplementation constraint: spectral hardware requirementoperating role: sensor

Implementation is based on microprojectile-mediated gene transfer by particle bombardment of introduced constructs. The evidence supports use for promoter-reporter style analysis of phy gene regulatory sequences, with assayable expression detected within 24 hours; no additional details on reporters, vectors, or growth conditions are provided in the supplied material.

The supplied evidence is limited to a single 1989 source and does not provide quantitative performance metrics, sensitivity, dynamic range, or comparison to alternative assays. Evidence for species scope, construct types, and reproducibility beyond the reported particle bombardment context is not provided here.

Validation

Cell-freeBacteriaMammalianMouseHumanTherapeuticIndep. Replication

Supporting Sources

Ranked Claims

Claim 1assay capabilitysupports1989Source 1needs review

Microprojectile-mediated gene transfer was used to develop a rapid transient expression assay system for studying DNA sequences involved in phytochrome-regulated phy gene expression.

We have exploited microprojectile-mediated gene transfer to develop a rapid transient expression assay system for the study of DNA sequences involved in the phytochrome-regulated expression of these genes.
Claim 2assay capabilitysupports1989Source 1needs review

Microprojectile-mediated gene transfer was used to develop a rapid transient expression assay system for studying DNA sequences involved in phytochrome-regulated phy gene expression.

We have exploited microprojectile-mediated gene transfer to develop a rapid transient expression assay system for the study of DNA sequences involved in the phytochrome-regulated expression of these genes.
Claim 3assay capabilitysupports1989Source 1needs review

Microprojectile-mediated gene transfer was used to develop a rapid transient expression assay system for studying DNA sequences involved in phytochrome-regulated phy gene expression.

We have exploited microprojectile-mediated gene transfer to develop a rapid transient expression assay system for the study of DNA sequences involved in the phytochrome-regulated expression of these genes.
Claim 4assay capabilitysupports1989Source 1needs review

Microprojectile-mediated gene transfer was used to develop a rapid transient expression assay system for studying DNA sequences involved in phytochrome-regulated phy gene expression.

We have exploited microprojectile-mediated gene transfer to develop a rapid transient expression assay system for the study of DNA sequences involved in the phytochrome-regulated expression of these genes.
Claim 5assay capabilitysupports1989Source 1needs review

Microprojectile-mediated gene transfer was used to develop a rapid transient expression assay system for studying DNA sequences involved in phytochrome-regulated phy gene expression.

We have exploited microprojectile-mediated gene transfer to develop a rapid transient expression assay system for the study of DNA sequences involved in the phytochrome-regulated expression of these genes.
Claim 6assay capabilitysupports1989Source 1needs review

Microprojectile-mediated gene transfer was used to develop a rapid transient expression assay system for studying DNA sequences involved in phytochrome-regulated phy gene expression.

We have exploited microprojectile-mediated gene transfer to develop a rapid transient expression assay system for the study of DNA sequences involved in the phytochrome-regulated expression of these genes.
Claim 7assay capabilitysupports1989Source 1needs review

Microprojectile-mediated gene transfer was used to develop a rapid transient expression assay system for studying DNA sequences involved in phytochrome-regulated phy gene expression.

We have exploited microprojectile-mediated gene transfer to develop a rapid transient expression assay system for the study of DNA sequences involved in the phytochrome-regulated expression of these genes.
Claim 8assay capabilitysupports1989Source 1needs review

Microprojectile-mediated gene transfer was used to develop a rapid transient expression assay system for studying DNA sequences involved in phytochrome-regulated phy gene expression.

We have exploited microprojectile-mediated gene transfer to develop a rapid transient expression assay system for the study of DNA sequences involved in the phytochrome-regulated expression of these genes.
Claim 9assay capabilitysupports1989Source 1needs review

Microprojectile-mediated gene transfer was used to develop a rapid transient expression assay system for studying DNA sequences involved in phytochrome-regulated phy gene expression.

We have exploited microprojectile-mediated gene transfer to develop a rapid transient expression assay system for the study of DNA sequences involved in the phytochrome-regulated expression of these genes.
Claim 10assay capabilitysupports1989Source 1needs review

Microprojectile-mediated gene transfer was used to develop a rapid transient expression assay system for studying DNA sequences involved in phytochrome-regulated phy gene expression.

We have exploited microprojectile-mediated gene transfer to develop a rapid transient expression assay system for the study of DNA sequences involved in the phytochrome-regulated expression of these genes.
Claim 11assay capabilitysupports1989Source 1needs review

Microprojectile-mediated gene transfer was used to develop a rapid transient expression assay system for studying DNA sequences involved in phytochrome-regulated phy gene expression.

We have exploited microprojectile-mediated gene transfer to develop a rapid transient expression assay system for the study of DNA sequences involved in the phytochrome-regulated expression of these genes.
Claim 12assay capabilitysupports1989Source 1needs review

Microprojectile-mediated gene transfer was used to develop a rapid transient expression assay system for studying DNA sequences involved in phytochrome-regulated phy gene expression.

We have exploited microprojectile-mediated gene transfer to develop a rapid transient expression assay system for the study of DNA sequences involved in the phytochrome-regulated expression of these genes.
Claim 13assay capabilitysupports1989Source 1needs review

Microprojectile-mediated gene transfer was used to develop a rapid transient expression assay system for studying DNA sequences involved in phytochrome-regulated phy gene expression.

We have exploited microprojectile-mediated gene transfer to develop a rapid transient expression assay system for the study of DNA sequences involved in the phytochrome-regulated expression of these genes.
Claim 14assay capabilitysupports1989Source 1needs review

Microprojectile-mediated gene transfer was used to develop a rapid transient expression assay system for studying DNA sequences involved in phytochrome-regulated phy gene expression.

We have exploited microprojectile-mediated gene transfer to develop a rapid transient expression assay system for the study of DNA sequences involved in the phytochrome-regulated expression of these genes.
Claim 15assay capabilitysupports1989Source 1needs review

Microprojectile-mediated gene transfer was used to develop a rapid transient expression assay system for studying DNA sequences involved in phytochrome-regulated phy gene expression.

We have exploited microprojectile-mediated gene transfer to develop a rapid transient expression assay system for the study of DNA sequences involved in the phytochrome-regulated expression of these genes.
Claim 16assay capabilitysupports1989Source 1needs review

Microprojectile-mediated gene transfer was used to develop a rapid transient expression assay system for studying DNA sequences involved in phytochrome-regulated phy gene expression.

We have exploited microprojectile-mediated gene transfer to develop a rapid transient expression assay system for the study of DNA sequences involved in the phytochrome-regulated expression of these genes.
Claim 17assay capabilitysupports1989Source 1needs review

Microprojectile-mediated gene transfer was used to develop a rapid transient expression assay system for studying DNA sequences involved in phytochrome-regulated phy gene expression.

We have exploited microprojectile-mediated gene transfer to develop a rapid transient expression assay system for the study of DNA sequences involved in the phytochrome-regulated expression of these genes.
Claim 18assay timingsupports1989Source 1needs review

Expression from the introduced construct is assayable in less than 24 hours after bombardment.

Expression is assayable in less than 24 hr from bombardment.
time to assayable expression 24 hr
Claim 19assay timingsupports1989Source 1needs review

Expression from the introduced construct is assayable in less than 24 hours after bombardment.

Expression is assayable in less than 24 hr from bombardment.
time to assayable expression 24 hr
Claim 20assay timingsupports1989Source 1needs review

Expression from the introduced construct is assayable in less than 24 hours after bombardment.

Expression is assayable in less than 24 hr from bombardment.
time to assayable expression 24 hr
Claim 21assay timingsupports1989Source 1needs review

Expression from the introduced construct is assayable in less than 24 hours after bombardment.

Expression is assayable in less than 24 hr from bombardment.
time to assayable expression 24 hr
Claim 22assay timingsupports1989Source 1needs review

Expression from the introduced construct is assayable in less than 24 hours after bombardment.

Expression is assayable in less than 24 hr from bombardment.
time to assayable expression 24 hr
Claim 23assay timingsupports1989Source 1needs review

Expression from the introduced construct is assayable in less than 24 hours after bombardment.

Expression is assayable in less than 24 hr from bombardment.
time to assayable expression 24 hr
Claim 24assay timingsupports1989Source 1needs review

Expression from the introduced construct is assayable in less than 24 hours after bombardment.

Expression is assayable in less than 24 hr from bombardment.
time to assayable expression 24 hr
Claim 25assay timingsupports1989Source 1needs review

Expression from the introduced construct is assayable in less than 24 hours after bombardment.

Expression is assayable in less than 24 hr from bombardment.
time to assayable expression 24 hr
Claim 26assay timingsupports1989Source 1needs review

Expression from the introduced construct is assayable in less than 24 hours after bombardment.

Expression is assayable in less than 24 hr from bombardment.
time to assayable expression 24 hr
Claim 27assay timingsupports1989Source 1needs review

Expression from the introduced construct is assayable in less than 24 hours after bombardment.

Expression is assayable in less than 24 hr from bombardment.
time to assayable expression 24 hr
Claim 28assay timingsupports1989Source 1needs review

Expression from the introduced construct is assayable in less than 24 hours after bombardment.

Expression is assayable in less than 24 hr from bombardment.
time to assayable expression 24 hr
Claim 29assay timingsupports1989Source 1needs review

Expression from the introduced construct is assayable in less than 24 hours after bombardment.

Expression is assayable in less than 24 hr from bombardment.
time to assayable expression 24 hr
Claim 30assay timingsupports1989Source 1needs review

Expression from the introduced construct is assayable in less than 24 hours after bombardment.

Expression is assayable in less than 24 hr from bombardment.
time to assayable expression 24 hr
Claim 31assay timingsupports1989Source 1needs review

Expression from the introduced construct is assayable in less than 24 hours after bombardment.

Expression is assayable in less than 24 hr from bombardment.
time to assayable expression 24 hr
Claim 32assay timingsupports1989Source 1needs review

Expression from the introduced construct is assayable in less than 24 hours after bombardment.

Expression is assayable in less than 24 hr from bombardment.
time to assayable expression 24 hr
Claim 33assay timingsupports1989Source 1needs review

Expression from the introduced construct is assayable in less than 24 hours after bombardment.

Expression is assayable in less than 24 hr from bombardment.
time to assayable expression 24 hr
Claim 34assay timingsupports1989Source 1needs review

Expression from the introduced construct is assayable in less than 24 hours after bombardment.

Expression is assayable in less than 24 hr from bombardment.
time to assayable expression 24 hr
Claim 35biological regulationsupports1989Source 1needs review

Phytochrome controls transcription of its own phy genes in a negative feedback fashion.

The regulatory photoreceptor phytochrome controls the transcription of its own phy genes in a negative feedback fashion.
Claim 36biological regulationsupports1989Source 1needs review

Phytochrome controls transcription of its own phy genes in a negative feedback fashion.

The regulatory photoreceptor phytochrome controls the transcription of its own phy genes in a negative feedback fashion.
Claim 37biological regulationsupports1989Source 1needs review

Phytochrome controls transcription of its own phy genes in a negative feedback fashion.

The regulatory photoreceptor phytochrome controls the transcription of its own phy genes in a negative feedback fashion.
Claim 38biological regulationsupports1989Source 1needs review

Phytochrome controls transcription of its own phy genes in a negative feedback fashion.

The regulatory photoreceptor phytochrome controls the transcription of its own phy genes in a negative feedback fashion.
Claim 39biological regulationsupports1989Source 1needs review

Phytochrome controls transcription of its own phy genes in a negative feedback fashion.

The regulatory photoreceptor phytochrome controls the transcription of its own phy genes in a negative feedback fashion.
Claim 40biological regulationsupports1989Source 1needs review

Phytochrome controls transcription of its own phy genes in a negative feedback fashion.

The regulatory photoreceptor phytochrome controls the transcription of its own phy genes in a negative feedback fashion.
Claim 41biological regulationsupports1989Source 1needs review

Phytochrome controls transcription of its own phy genes in a negative feedback fashion.

The regulatory photoreceptor phytochrome controls the transcription of its own phy genes in a negative feedback fashion.
Claim 42biological regulationsupports1989Source 1needs review

Phytochrome controls transcription of its own phy genes in a negative feedback fashion.

The regulatory photoreceptor phytochrome controls the transcription of its own phy genes in a negative feedback fashion.
Claim 43biological regulationsupports1989Source 1needs review

Phytochrome controls transcription of its own phy genes in a negative feedback fashion.

The regulatory photoreceptor phytochrome controls the transcription of its own phy genes in a negative feedback fashion.
Claim 44biological regulationsupports1989Source 1needs review

Phytochrome controls transcription of its own phy genes in a negative feedback fashion.

The regulatory photoreceptor phytochrome controls the transcription of its own phy genes in a negative feedback fashion.
Claim 45cross species expression patternsupports1989Source 1needs review

The introduced oat phy-CAT fusion gene is expressed and down-regulated by white light in barley, rice, and oat, but no expression is detected in tobacco, cucumber, and Arabidopsis thaliana.

The introduced oat phy-CAT fusion gene is expressed and down-regulated by white light in barley, rice, and oat, whereas no expression is detected in three dicots tested, tobacco, cucumber, and Arabidopsis thaliana.
Claim 46cross species expression patternsupports1989Source 1needs review

The introduced oat phy-CAT fusion gene is expressed and down-regulated by white light in barley, rice, and oat, but no expression is detected in tobacco, cucumber, and Arabidopsis thaliana.

The introduced oat phy-CAT fusion gene is expressed and down-regulated by white light in barley, rice, and oat, whereas no expression is detected in three dicots tested, tobacco, cucumber, and Arabidopsis thaliana.
Claim 47cross species expression patternsupports1989Source 1needs review

The introduced oat phy-CAT fusion gene is expressed and down-regulated by white light in barley, rice, and oat, but no expression is detected in tobacco, cucumber, and Arabidopsis thaliana.

The introduced oat phy-CAT fusion gene is expressed and down-regulated by white light in barley, rice, and oat, whereas no expression is detected in three dicots tested, tobacco, cucumber, and Arabidopsis thaliana.
Claim 48cross species expression patternsupports1989Source 1needs review

The introduced oat phy-CAT fusion gene is expressed and down-regulated by white light in barley, rice, and oat, but no expression is detected in tobacco, cucumber, and Arabidopsis thaliana.

The introduced oat phy-CAT fusion gene is expressed and down-regulated by white light in barley, rice, and oat, whereas no expression is detected in three dicots tested, tobacco, cucumber, and Arabidopsis thaliana.
Claim 49cross species expression patternsupports1989Source 1needs review

The introduced oat phy-CAT fusion gene is expressed and down-regulated by white light in barley, rice, and oat, but no expression is detected in tobacco, cucumber, and Arabidopsis thaliana.

The introduced oat phy-CAT fusion gene is expressed and down-regulated by white light in barley, rice, and oat, whereas no expression is detected in three dicots tested, tobacco, cucumber, and Arabidopsis thaliana.
Claim 50cross species expression patternsupports1989Source 1needs review

The introduced oat phy-CAT fusion gene is expressed and down-regulated by white light in barley, rice, and oat, but no expression is detected in tobacco, cucumber, and Arabidopsis thaliana.

The introduced oat phy-CAT fusion gene is expressed and down-regulated by white light in barley, rice, and oat, whereas no expression is detected in three dicots tested, tobacco, cucumber, and Arabidopsis thaliana.
Claim 51cross species expression patternsupports1989Source 1needs review

The introduced oat phy-CAT fusion gene is expressed and down-regulated by white light in barley, rice, and oat, but no expression is detected in tobacco, cucumber, and Arabidopsis thaliana.

The introduced oat phy-CAT fusion gene is expressed and down-regulated by white light in barley, rice, and oat, whereas no expression is detected in three dicots tested, tobacco, cucumber, and Arabidopsis thaliana.
Claim 52cross species expression patternsupports1989Source 1needs review

The introduced oat phy-CAT fusion gene is expressed and down-regulated by white light in barley, rice, and oat, but no expression is detected in tobacco, cucumber, and Arabidopsis thaliana.

The introduced oat phy-CAT fusion gene is expressed and down-regulated by white light in barley, rice, and oat, whereas no expression is detected in three dicots tested, tobacco, cucumber, and Arabidopsis thaliana.
Claim 53cross species expression patternsupports1989Source 1needs review

The introduced oat phy-CAT fusion gene is expressed and down-regulated by white light in barley, rice, and oat, but no expression is detected in tobacco, cucumber, and Arabidopsis thaliana.

The introduced oat phy-CAT fusion gene is expressed and down-regulated by white light in barley, rice, and oat, whereas no expression is detected in three dicots tested, tobacco, cucumber, and Arabidopsis thaliana.
Claim 54cross species expression patternsupports1989Source 1needs review

The introduced oat phy-CAT fusion gene is expressed and down-regulated by white light in barley, rice, and oat, but no expression is detected in tobacco, cucumber, and Arabidopsis thaliana.

The introduced oat phy-CAT fusion gene is expressed and down-regulated by white light in barley, rice, and oat, whereas no expression is detected in three dicots tested, tobacco, cucumber, and Arabidopsis thaliana.
Claim 55evolutionary conservationsupports1989Source 1needs review

The transduction pathway components and promoter sequences involved in autoregulation of phy expression are evolutionarily conserved between oat and rice.

These data indicate that the transduction pathway components and promoter sequences involved in autoregulation of phy expression have been evolutionarily conserved between oat and rice.
Claim 56evolutionary conservationsupports1989Source 1needs review

The transduction pathway components and promoter sequences involved in autoregulation of phy expression are evolutionarily conserved between oat and rice.

These data indicate that the transduction pathway components and promoter sequences involved in autoregulation of phy expression have been evolutionarily conserved between oat and rice.
Claim 57evolutionary conservationsupports1989Source 1needs review

The transduction pathway components and promoter sequences involved in autoregulation of phy expression are evolutionarily conserved between oat and rice.

These data indicate that the transduction pathway components and promoter sequences involved in autoregulation of phy expression have been evolutionarily conserved between oat and rice.
Claim 58evolutionary conservationsupports1989Source 1needs review

The transduction pathway components and promoter sequences involved in autoregulation of phy expression are evolutionarily conserved between oat and rice.

These data indicate that the transduction pathway components and promoter sequences involved in autoregulation of phy expression have been evolutionarily conserved between oat and rice.
Claim 59evolutionary conservationsupports1989Source 1needs review

The transduction pathway components and promoter sequences involved in autoregulation of phy expression are evolutionarily conserved between oat and rice.

These data indicate that the transduction pathway components and promoter sequences involved in autoregulation of phy expression have been evolutionarily conserved between oat and rice.
Claim 60evolutionary conservationsupports1989Source 1needs review

The transduction pathway components and promoter sequences involved in autoregulation of phy expression are evolutionarily conserved between oat and rice.

These data indicate that the transduction pathway components and promoter sequences involved in autoregulation of phy expression have been evolutionarily conserved between oat and rice.
Claim 61evolutionary conservationsupports1989Source 1needs review

The transduction pathway components and promoter sequences involved in autoregulation of phy expression are evolutionarily conserved between oat and rice.

These data indicate that the transduction pathway components and promoter sequences involved in autoregulation of phy expression have been evolutionarily conserved between oat and rice.
Claim 62evolutionary conservationsupports1989Source 1needs review

The transduction pathway components and promoter sequences involved in autoregulation of phy expression are evolutionarily conserved between oat and rice.

These data indicate that the transduction pathway components and promoter sequences involved in autoregulation of phy expression have been evolutionarily conserved between oat and rice.
Claim 63evolutionary conservationsupports1989Source 1needs review

The transduction pathway components and promoter sequences involved in autoregulation of phy expression are evolutionarily conserved between oat and rice.

These data indicate that the transduction pathway components and promoter sequences involved in autoregulation of phy expression have been evolutionarily conserved between oat and rice.
Claim 64evolutionary conservationsupports1989Source 1needs review

The transduction pathway components and promoter sequences involved in autoregulation of phy expression are evolutionarily conserved between oat and rice.

These data indicate that the transduction pathway components and promoter sequences involved in autoregulation of phy expression have been evolutionarily conserved between oat and rice.
Claim 65method feasibilitysupports1989Source 1needs review

High-velocity microprojectile-mediated gene transfer is feasible for rapid analysis of light-controlled monocot gene promoters in monocot tissues previously recalcitrant to such studies.

The experiments show the feasibility of using high-velocity microprojectile-mediated gene transfer for the rapid analysis of light-controlled monocot gene promoters in monocot tissues that until now have been recalcitrant to such studies.
Claim 66method feasibilitysupports1989Source 1needs review

High-velocity microprojectile-mediated gene transfer is feasible for rapid analysis of light-controlled monocot gene promoters in monocot tissues previously recalcitrant to such studies.

The experiments show the feasibility of using high-velocity microprojectile-mediated gene transfer for the rapid analysis of light-controlled monocot gene promoters in monocot tissues that until now have been recalcitrant to such studies.
Claim 67method feasibilitysupports1989Source 1needs review

High-velocity microprojectile-mediated gene transfer is feasible for rapid analysis of light-controlled monocot gene promoters in monocot tissues previously recalcitrant to such studies.

The experiments show the feasibility of using high-velocity microprojectile-mediated gene transfer for the rapid analysis of light-controlled monocot gene promoters in monocot tissues that until now have been recalcitrant to such studies.
Claim 68method feasibilitysupports1989Source 1needs review

High-velocity microprojectile-mediated gene transfer is feasible for rapid analysis of light-controlled monocot gene promoters in monocot tissues previously recalcitrant to such studies.

The experiments show the feasibility of using high-velocity microprojectile-mediated gene transfer for the rapid analysis of light-controlled monocot gene promoters in monocot tissues that until now have been recalcitrant to such studies.
Claim 69method feasibilitysupports1989Source 1needs review

High-velocity microprojectile-mediated gene transfer is feasible for rapid analysis of light-controlled monocot gene promoters in monocot tissues previously recalcitrant to such studies.

The experiments show the feasibility of using high-velocity microprojectile-mediated gene transfer for the rapid analysis of light-controlled monocot gene promoters in monocot tissues that until now have been recalcitrant to such studies.
Claim 70method feasibilitysupports1989Source 1needs review

High-velocity microprojectile-mediated gene transfer is feasible for rapid analysis of light-controlled monocot gene promoters in monocot tissues previously recalcitrant to such studies.

The experiments show the feasibility of using high-velocity microprojectile-mediated gene transfer for the rapid analysis of light-controlled monocot gene promoters in monocot tissues that until now have been recalcitrant to such studies.
Claim 71method feasibilitysupports1989Source 1needs review

High-velocity microprojectile-mediated gene transfer is feasible for rapid analysis of light-controlled monocot gene promoters in monocot tissues previously recalcitrant to such studies.

The experiments show the feasibility of using high-velocity microprojectile-mediated gene transfer for the rapid analysis of light-controlled monocot gene promoters in monocot tissues that until now have been recalcitrant to such studies.
Claim 72method feasibilitysupports1989Source 1needs review

High-velocity microprojectile-mediated gene transfer is feasible for rapid analysis of light-controlled monocot gene promoters in monocot tissues previously recalcitrant to such studies.

The experiments show the feasibility of using high-velocity microprojectile-mediated gene transfer for the rapid analysis of light-controlled monocot gene promoters in monocot tissues that until now have been recalcitrant to such studies.
Claim 73method feasibilitysupports1989Source 1needs review

High-velocity microprojectile-mediated gene transfer is feasible for rapid analysis of light-controlled monocot gene promoters in monocot tissues previously recalcitrant to such studies.

The experiments show the feasibility of using high-velocity microprojectile-mediated gene transfer for the rapid analysis of light-controlled monocot gene promoters in monocot tissues that until now have been recalcitrant to such studies.
Claim 74method feasibilitysupports1989Source 1needs review

High-velocity microprojectile-mediated gene transfer is feasible for rapid analysis of light-controlled monocot gene promoters in monocot tissues previously recalcitrant to such studies.

The experiments show the feasibility of using high-velocity microprojectile-mediated gene transfer for the rapid analysis of light-controlled monocot gene promoters in monocot tissues that until now have been recalcitrant to such studies.
Claim 75method feasibilitysupports1989Source 1needs review

High-velocity microprojectile-mediated gene transfer is feasible for rapid analysis of light-controlled monocot gene promoters in monocot tissues previously recalcitrant to such studies.

The experiments show the feasibility of using high-velocity microprojectile-mediated gene transfer for the rapid analysis of light-controlled monocot gene promoters in monocot tissues that until now have been recalcitrant to such studies.
Claim 76method feasibilitysupports1989Source 1needs review

High-velocity microprojectile-mediated gene transfer is feasible for rapid analysis of light-controlled monocot gene promoters in monocot tissues previously recalcitrant to such studies.

The experiments show the feasibility of using high-velocity microprojectile-mediated gene transfer for the rapid analysis of light-controlled monocot gene promoters in monocot tissues that until now have been recalcitrant to such studies.
Claim 77method feasibilitysupports1989Source 1needs review

High-velocity microprojectile-mediated gene transfer is feasible for rapid analysis of light-controlled monocot gene promoters in monocot tissues previously recalcitrant to such studies.

The experiments show the feasibility of using high-velocity microprojectile-mediated gene transfer for the rapid analysis of light-controlled monocot gene promoters in monocot tissues that until now have been recalcitrant to such studies.
Claim 78method feasibilitysupports1989Source 1needs review

High-velocity microprojectile-mediated gene transfer is feasible for rapid analysis of light-controlled monocot gene promoters in monocot tissues previously recalcitrant to such studies.

The experiments show the feasibility of using high-velocity microprojectile-mediated gene transfer for the rapid analysis of light-controlled monocot gene promoters in monocot tissues that until now have been recalcitrant to such studies.
Claim 79method feasibilitysupports1989Source 1needs review

High-velocity microprojectile-mediated gene transfer is feasible for rapid analysis of light-controlled monocot gene promoters in monocot tissues previously recalcitrant to such studies.

The experiments show the feasibility of using high-velocity microprojectile-mediated gene transfer for the rapid analysis of light-controlled monocot gene promoters in monocot tissues that until now have been recalcitrant to such studies.
Claim 80method feasibilitysupports1989Source 1needs review

High-velocity microprojectile-mediated gene transfer is feasible for rapid analysis of light-controlled monocot gene promoters in monocot tissues previously recalcitrant to such studies.

The experiments show the feasibility of using high-velocity microprojectile-mediated gene transfer for the rapid analysis of light-controlled monocot gene promoters in monocot tissues that until now have been recalcitrant to such studies.
Claim 81method feasibilitysupports1989Source 1needs review

High-velocity microprojectile-mediated gene transfer is feasible for rapid analysis of light-controlled monocot gene promoters in monocot tissues previously recalcitrant to such studies.

The experiments show the feasibility of using high-velocity microprojectile-mediated gene transfer for the rapid analysis of light-controlled monocot gene promoters in monocot tissues that until now have been recalcitrant to such studies.
Claim 82phytochrome regulationsupports1989Source 1needs review

In bombarded rice shoots, repression of the heterologous oat phy-CAT gene is red/far-red light reversible, indicating regulation by phytochrome in parallel with endogenous rice phy genes.

In bombarded rice shoots, red/far-red light-reversible repression of expression of the heterologous oat phy-CAT gene shows that it is regulated by phytochrome in a manner parallel to that of the endogenous rice phy genes.
Claim 83phytochrome regulationsupports1989Source 1needs review

In bombarded rice shoots, repression of the heterologous oat phy-CAT gene is red/far-red light reversible, indicating regulation by phytochrome in parallel with endogenous rice phy genes.

In bombarded rice shoots, red/far-red light-reversible repression of expression of the heterologous oat phy-CAT gene shows that it is regulated by phytochrome in a manner parallel to that of the endogenous rice phy genes.
Claim 84phytochrome regulationsupports1989Source 1needs review

In bombarded rice shoots, repression of the heterologous oat phy-CAT gene is red/far-red light reversible, indicating regulation by phytochrome in parallel with endogenous rice phy genes.

In bombarded rice shoots, red/far-red light-reversible repression of expression of the heterologous oat phy-CAT gene shows that it is regulated by phytochrome in a manner parallel to that of the endogenous rice phy genes.
Claim 85phytochrome regulationsupports1989Source 1needs review

In bombarded rice shoots, repression of the heterologous oat phy-CAT gene is red/far-red light reversible, indicating regulation by phytochrome in parallel with endogenous rice phy genes.

In bombarded rice shoots, red/far-red light-reversible repression of expression of the heterologous oat phy-CAT gene shows that it is regulated by phytochrome in a manner parallel to that of the endogenous rice phy genes.
Claim 86phytochrome regulationsupports1989Source 1needs review

In bombarded rice shoots, repression of the heterologous oat phy-CAT gene is red/far-red light reversible, indicating regulation by phytochrome in parallel with endogenous rice phy genes.

In bombarded rice shoots, red/far-red light-reversible repression of expression of the heterologous oat phy-CAT gene shows that it is regulated by phytochrome in a manner parallel to that of the endogenous rice phy genes.
Claim 87phytochrome regulationsupports1989Source 1needs review

In bombarded rice shoots, repression of the heterologous oat phy-CAT gene is red/far-red light reversible, indicating regulation by phytochrome in parallel with endogenous rice phy genes.

In bombarded rice shoots, red/far-red light-reversible repression of expression of the heterologous oat phy-CAT gene shows that it is regulated by phytochrome in a manner parallel to that of the endogenous rice phy genes.
Claim 88phytochrome regulationsupports1989Source 1needs review

In bombarded rice shoots, repression of the heterologous oat phy-CAT gene is red/far-red light reversible, indicating regulation by phytochrome in parallel with endogenous rice phy genes.

In bombarded rice shoots, red/far-red light-reversible repression of expression of the heterologous oat phy-CAT gene shows that it is regulated by phytochrome in a manner parallel to that of the endogenous rice phy genes.
Claim 89phytochrome regulationsupports1989Source 1needs review

In bombarded rice shoots, repression of the heterologous oat phy-CAT gene is red/far-red light reversible, indicating regulation by phytochrome in parallel with endogenous rice phy genes.

In bombarded rice shoots, red/far-red light-reversible repression of expression of the heterologous oat phy-CAT gene shows that it is regulated by phytochrome in a manner parallel to that of the endogenous rice phy genes.
Claim 90phytochrome regulationsupports1989Source 1needs review

In bombarded rice shoots, repression of the heterologous oat phy-CAT gene is red/far-red light reversible, indicating regulation by phytochrome in parallel with endogenous rice phy genes.

In bombarded rice shoots, red/far-red light-reversible repression of expression of the heterologous oat phy-CAT gene shows that it is regulated by phytochrome in a manner parallel to that of the endogenous rice phy genes.
Claim 91phytochrome regulationsupports1989Source 1needs review

In bombarded rice shoots, repression of the heterologous oat phy-CAT gene is red/far-red light reversible, indicating regulation by phytochrome in parallel with endogenous rice phy genes.

In bombarded rice shoots, red/far-red light-reversible repression of expression of the heterologous oat phy-CAT gene shows that it is regulated by phytochrome in a manner parallel to that of the endogenous rice phy genes.

Approval Evidence

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develop a rapid transient expression assay system for the study of DNA sequences involved in the phytochrome-regulated expression of these genes

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assay capabilitysupports

Microprojectile-mediated gene transfer was used to develop a rapid transient expression assay system for studying DNA sequences involved in phytochrome-regulated phy gene expression.

We have exploited microprojectile-mediated gene transfer to develop a rapid transient expression assay system for the study of DNA sequences involved in the phytochrome-regulated expression of these genes.

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assay timingsupports

Expression from the introduced construct is assayable in less than 24 hours after bombardment.

Expression is assayable in less than 24 hr from bombardment.

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method feasibilitysupports

High-velocity microprojectile-mediated gene transfer is feasible for rapid analysis of light-controlled monocot gene promoters in monocot tissues previously recalcitrant to such studies.

The experiments show the feasibility of using high-velocity microprojectile-mediated gene transfer for the rapid analysis of light-controlled monocot gene promoters in monocot tissues that until now have been recalcitrant to such studies.

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Comparisons

Source-backed strengths

The principal demonstrated strength is speed, because expression from introduced constructs is assayable in less than 24 hours after bombardment. It was specifically developed for functional analysis of DNA sequences involved in phytochrome-regulated expression, providing a direct transient readout of light-responsive transcription.

rapid transient expression assay system and native green gel system address a similar problem space.

Shared frame: same top-level item type; same primary input modality: light

rapid transient expression assay system and parsley protoplast transient expression system address a similar problem space.

Shared frame: same top-level item type; shared mechanisms: transient transgene expression; same primary input modality: light

rapid transient expression assay system and plant transcriptome profiling address a similar problem space.

Shared frame: same top-level item type; same primary input modality: light

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    StructuralSource 1Proceedings of the National Academy of Sciences1989Claim 1Claim 16Claim 3

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