1999
DOI: 10.1002/ps.2780550902
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The use of cytochrome P450 genes to introduce herbicide tolerance in crops: A review

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“…27 Furthermore, molecular studies on these enzymes have been progressed by using genes coded for detoxification enzymes. For example, cytochrome P‐450 species metabolizing chlorotoluron in cultured tobacco S401 cells treated with 2,4‐D were identified as CYP71A11 and CYP81B2 by Ohkawa et al 28…”
Section: Resultsmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…27 Furthermore, molecular studies on these enzymes have been progressed by using genes coded for detoxification enzymes. For example, cytochrome P‐450 species metabolizing chlorotoluron in cultured tobacco S401 cells treated with 2,4‐D were identified as CYP71A11 and CYP81B2 by Ohkawa et al 28…”
Section: Resultsmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…The environmental hazards caused by herbicides can be controlled by plants or crops that are engineered to resist herbicide. [79][80][81] Genetically-engineered crops designed for herbicide resistance provide a positive environmental aspect with the limited use of herbicides [79][80][81], in turn reducing its production expense and limiting the leaching of agricultural waste. A number of plant diseases are triggered by the infection of various viruses, fungi and bacteria.…”
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“…The most obvious application of this information is in the development of genetically-modified, herbicide-resistant cro p s with enhanced capacities for herbicide metabolism. This possibility has already been demonstrated in tobacco, where introduction of a cytochrome P 450 gene isolated from soybean, gave resistance to the herbicide, linuron, (Ohkawa et al, 1999;Werck-Reichhart et al, 2000). However, safenerresponsive genes also have a second, less obvious role.…”
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confidence: 99%