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Targetted Engineering Of Brassica Seed Biochemistry To Produce Plant Oil For Direct Use As Biodiesel | 72750
ISSN: 2155-6199
Journal of Bioremediation & Biodegradation
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Energy crises along with environmental concerns are driving researchers to develop viable alternative fuels from renewable
resources. The use of Brassica juncea oil as an alternative fuel suffers from problems such as high viscosity, low volatility
and poor cold temperature properties. The seed of Euonymus alatus produces low viscosity oil having unusual triacylglycerol
(TAGs) called acetyl triacylglycerol (acTAGs) where the sn-3 position is esterified with acetate instead of a long chain fatty
acid. The enzyme Euonymous alatus diacylglycerol acetyltransfrase (EaDacT) present in these plants is an acetyltransferase
that catalyzes the transfer of an acetyl group from acetyl-CoA to diacylglycerol (DAG) to produce acTAG. In order to reduce
the viscosity of Brassica juncea oil by synthesizing acTAG, we have developed an efficient and simple agrobacterium mediated
floral dip transformation method to generate transgenic Brassica juncea plants. A binary vector containing the EaDacT gene
under the transcriptional control of a glycinin promoter and with a basta selection marker was transformed into Agrobacterium
tumefaciens strain GV-3101 through electroporation. Basta is a herbicide which is used as a selection marker to allow us to
conveniently screen very young transgenic plants from a large number of untransformed plants. The basta resistant putative
transgenic plants were further confirmed by PCR. Biochemical analyses of the transgenic B. juncea seed revealed modified fatty
acids profile having no acetyl TAGs. Alternative strategy is in process to silence genes encoding enzymes DGAT/PDAT along
with overexpression of EaDAcT, that will hopefully produce acetyl TAGs.
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