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1. Lecture 13 Chapter 8 Genes and traits of interest II
Neal Stewart
3. Insect resistance
4. Controlling Colorado potato beetle is not easy
5. Bt corn
6. Bt cotton
8. Bacillus thuringiensis
9. Bt Cry structure
13. Different Bt Crys Cry 1skills caterpillars (lepidoptera)
Cry 2skills caterpillars (lepidoptera)
Cry 3skills beetles (coleoptera)
14. Transgenic disease resistance Viruses (yes)
Bacteria (no)
Fungi (no)
Nematodes (no)
17. Discussion question Other than the products discussed in this chapter, what other sorts of genes or strategies might be useful in engineering transgenic plants resistant to insects or pathogens?
20. Second generation Output traits
21. Improved nutrition, better foods Golden rice
Modified oils from oilseeds
Vitamin E enhancements
22. Golden rice: producing provitamin A
23. Biotechnologist of the day:Ingo Potrykus
26. Third generation Non-traditional products
27. Examples Pharmaceuticals
Oral vaccines
Phytoremediation
Phytosensors
Biofuels
28. Plant-made pharmaceuticalsakaMolecular pharming
30. Phytorediation exampleHow to remediate mercury in soil
31. Phytosensor example:plants to detect landmines
33. So, transgenic plants could be used in a lot of applications
Are there any we should avoid?