Breeding Transgenic Plants with Safe or No Selective Markers
培育具有安全选择标记或无选择标记的转基因植物 Breeding Transgenic Plants with Safe or No Selective Markers

The bio-safety of selective markers in transgenic plants has been a hot spot in the field of plant genetic engineering. To solve the problem of selective markers in the transgenic plants, two means of producing transgenic plants have been developed. One is the utilization of bio-safe positive selective markers which are genes mainly related to metabolism of auxins and carbohydrates. The other is the establishment of transformation systems allowing marker genes to be eliminated from the transgenic plants, which include co-ransformation, double T-DNA border vectors, site-specific recombination and transposition. All these approaches of plant genetic engineering will benefit breeding transgenic plants with bio-safety.