Agrochemical control of gene expression using evolved split RNA polymerase
Abstract
Chemical inducible gene expression systems are valuable tools for rational control of gene expression both for basic research and biotechnology. However, most chemical inducers are confined to certain groups of organisms. Therefore, dissecting interaction between different organisms could be challenging using existing chemical inducible systems. We engineered a mandipropamid induced gene expression system (Mandi-T7) based on evolved split T7 RNAP system. As a proof-of-principle, we induced GFP expression in E. coli cells grown inside plant tissue.
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