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Place the steps in creating a transgenic crop in the order in which they occur in the process. Add the infected Agrobacterium to small bits of plant cells so that they can insert their DNA that can then be integrated into the plant chromosomes. Culture infected plant cells in medium to promote plant cells to regenerate into tiny plantlets Find the DNA gene of interest that you want to transfer into the plant, and place it into a vector like a plasmid that can infect Agrobacterium tumerfaciens. Expose the plant cuttings to herbicide to kill any cells that have not incorporated the herbicide-resistant gene into their DNA. Transfer the plant to the growth chamber to mature into a fully formed plant.

          Place the steps in creating a transgenic crop in the order in which they occur in the process.
Add the infected Agrobacterium to small bits of plant cells so that they can insert their DNA that can then be integrated into the plant chromosomes.
Culture infected plant cells in medium to promote plant cells to regenerate into tiny plantlets
Find the DNA gene of interest that you want to transfer into the plant, and place it into a vector like a plasmid that can infect Agrobacterium tumerfaciens.
Expose the plant cuttings to herbicide to kill any cells that have not incorporated the herbicide-resistant gene into their DNA.
Transfer the plant to the growth chamber to mature into a fully formed plant.

Place the steps in creating a transgenic crop in the order in which they occur in the process.
Add the infected Agrobacterium to small bits of plant cells so that they can insert their DNA that can then be integrated into the plant chromosomes.
Culture infected plant cells in medium to promote plant cells to regenerate into tiny plantlets
Find the DNA gene of interest that you want to transfer into the plant, and place it into a vector like a plasmid that can infect Agrobacterium tumerfaciens.
Expose the plant cuttings to herbicide to kill any cells that have not incorporated the herbicide-resistant gene into their DNA.
Transfer the plant to the growth chamber to mature into a fully formed plant.

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Biology for AP Courses

Julianne Zedalis, John Eggebrecht

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Solved by Expert Adi S

07/22/2023

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First, we need to find the DNA gene of interest that we want to transfer into the plant and place it into a vector like a plasmid that can infect Agrobacterium tumefaciens. Show more…

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Place the steps in creating a transgenic crop in the order in which they occur in the process: Find the DNA gene of interest that you want to transfer into the plant and place it into a vector like a plasmid that can infect Agrobacterium tumefaciens. Add the infected Agrobacterium to small bits of plant cells so that they can insert their DNA, which can then be integrated into the plant chromosomes. Culture infected plant cells in medium to promote plant cells to regenerate into tiny plantlets. Expose the plant cuttings to herbicide to kill any cells that have not incorporated the herbicide-resistant gene into their DNA. Transfer the plant to the growth chamber to mature into a fully formed plant.