2000•Chinese Bulletin of BotanyRequires access

Progress of Anti insect Genetic Engineering of Plants

Hou Bing

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The anti insect genetic engineering of plants provides a new way of controlling crop pests. In this paper, the progress of anti insect genetic engineering of plants is reviewed, which includes the insect_resistance genes having been transferred into crop plants, the measures for improving the expression of insect resistance genes and the strategies of preventing or delaying the development of insect resistance in transgenic plants. In addition, problems to be overcome in anti insect genetic engineering are suggested.

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Key concepts: Insect, Biology, Biotechnology, Genetically modified crops, Resistance (ecology), Crop, Gene, Transgene