A plant transformation vector is a tool used in genetic engineering to introduce foreign genes into plant cells. These vectors are typically derived from plant viruses or bacterial plasmids and are designed to facilitate the stable integration of a gene of interest into the plant genome. Here are some key components and characteristics of plant transformation vectors: 1. **Selectable Marker Gene**: This gene allows for the identification of successfully transformed plants.
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