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titleOfInvention Rice reproductive organ specific expression promoter STA2 and application thereof
abstract The invention provided a rice reproductive organ specific expression promoter STA2 and application thereof. The rice reproductive organ specific expression promoter STA2 is capable of regulating a gene to be intensively expressed at a stamen position of a plant and not be expressed at the other positions, and has extremely high application value in practical application. By using the promoter to perform gene modification on crop variety, for example, the promoter is used to be combined with a male sterility gene and is constructed in a recombinant expression vector, so that a male sterile rice variety can be cultivated, and the male sterility gene introduced into the rice variety is only expressed in stamen but not expressed in the other positions, the pertinency is strong, and thus the biological metabolism cost is reduced and stability of the transgenic variety is relatively easily guaranteed.
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