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Plant Genome Modification Technologies and Applications Amitabh Mohanty DuPont Pioneer International Conference on New Plant Breeding Molecular Technologies Technology Development And Regulation, Oct 9-, Jaipur, India.

Genome Modification Objectives Direct trait genes to any site in genome Specifically modify any gene or pathway in a genome Rapidly stack traits and products Reduce time to market Reduce regulatory costs 2

Genome Modification Tools Zinc Finger Nucleases, Meganucleases, TALENs, Cas9/gRNA DNA Double-Strand Break (DSB) Gene Knock-Out Gene Edit DNA Insertion NHEJ Cellular Repair Small IndelMutations = Introduced Frameshift to Disrupt Gene (i.e. Frameshift Mutation) Repair DNA + HR Cellular Repair Repair DNA + HR HR Cellular Repair NHEJ: Non-Homologous End-Joining HR: Homologous Recombination DSB: Double-Strand Break Desired Change Desired Introduced Change Introduced (i.e. Codon Alteration) Desired Desired DNA DNA DNA Sequence Sequence Introduced Introduced (i.e. (i.e. Transgene) (i.e. Codon Alteration) (i.e. Transgene) After Podevin et al., Trends in Biotech., 2013, 6:375 3

Various tools to induce DSBs Meganuclease Zinc finger nuclease TALENs CRISPR/Cas9 Components- MN, Zn Finger, TALEN & CRISPR (Puchta & Fauser, Plant J, 78, 727-741, 2014) 4

Hybrids Drive Yield Gain Open pollinated crop 5

How Hybrid Seed Corn is Made Today Cutting Pulling Hand Detasseling 6

Seed Production Technology (SPT) Process Male Parent Male Sterile Female Parent SPT Process Illinois New Pioneer technology to more efficiently produce hybrid seed corn SPT process provides an alternative method of hybrid seed production SPT process is not a commercial product or commercial trait Requires a nuclear recessive mutation in male fertility gene 7

SPT Biological Components Utilizes gene that contributes to the formation of all pollen, producing plants that do not shed pollen -genetic male sterile mutation -cloned male fertility gene Ms26 Ms45 Wild type ms/ms Pioneer SPT process in corn is based on the natural mutation in Ms45 8

Monocot Male Fertility Gene Ms26 Encodes P450 involved in pollen wall development Homozygous recessive mutations confer male sterility in maize and rice Highly conserved single-copy gene in maize, rice and sorghum Contains a unique target site MS26-5 Nuclease Target site MS26-3 MS26 TS Maize Ms26 Sorghum Ms26 Rice Ms26 Rye Ms26 Djukanovic et al., Plant J 2013 9

Targeted Mutagenesis: Ms26 MS26-5 Mutations MS26 MS26WT GTGCTCCCCGACGGCACCAAGGTGCGCGCCGGCGGATGGTGACGTACGTGCCCTACTCCATGGGGAGGATGGAGTACAACTGGGGCCCCGACGCGGCGA MS26.1 GTGCTCCCCGACGGCACCAAGGTGCGCGCCGGCGGGATGGTG ACGTGCCCTACTCCATGGGGAGGATGGAGTACAACTGGGGCCCCGACGCGGCGA MS26.2 GTGCTCCCCGACGGCACCAAGGTGCGCGCCGGCGGGATGGTGA G CGTGCCCTACTCCATGGGGAGGATGGAGTACAACTGGGGCCCCGACGCGGCGA MS26.3 GTGCTCCCCGACGGCACCAAGGT GTACGTGCCCTACTCCATGGGGAGGATGGAGTACAACTGGGGCCCCGACGCGGCGA MS26.4 GTGCTCCCCGACGGCACCAAGGTGCGCGCCGGCGGGATGGTGA GGATGGAGTACAACTGGGGCCCCGACGCGGCGA MAIZE RICE SORGHUM MS26/ms26.78D ms26.78d/ms26.78d STERILE FERTILE Mf ms Mf ms WILDTYPE WILDTYPE ms26 78bp D ms26 78bp D Djukanovic et al Pl Journal 2013 Ms26 Wt/Del Ms26 Del/Del

Ms45 Meganuclease Deletions in Ms45 coding region result in male sterile maize Sterile allele No pollen Pollen

Gene Targeting to MS45 Site-Specific Insertion of Transgenes Homology Directed gene targeting Cell uses flanking sequence homology to repair the site of cleavage resulting in sitespecific transgene insertion ZmMs45 HR1 Region of Homology Herbicide Resistance HR2 Region of Homology

E1 01 B1 01 D1 01 A1 01 C1 01 H1 01 B1 01 G1 01 A1 01 F1 01 Gene Targeting Frequency Targeted Insertions in Ms45 coding region also results in male sterile maize Ms45 MS45HR1F2 FRT1 FRT87 MS45HR2R1 HR1 UBI1 HR1 Promoter:Herbicide Resistance Region of Homology PMI (SYN) HR2 Region of Homology HR2 MGN Events Recovery TS Mut Rate Insert Rate (HR1+HR2) MS45(1-2.36) 160 92% 13% (22) LIG34 Meganuclease* 288 4% 0.7% (2) *Near liguleless locus Gao et al P Journal 20 13

Complex Trait Loci TS1 TS2 TRAIT TS3 TS4 1.0 cm 0.5 cm 0.5 cm 1.0 cm TS1 AATATGTGTACCTCATGCTATAGTTTTGGTTAAATCTGAC : : : AATCTGTTTGGAATTGAAAAACAAGTGCTTC AATATGTGTACCTCATGCTATAN:TTTTGGTTAAATCTGACGT: : : : : : : : : : : : : : :TGAAAAACAAGTGCTTC AAT: : : : : : : : : : : : : : : : : : : : : : : : : : : :CGTGAT : : : : : : : : : :::::::::::::::::: :::::::AAACAAGTGCTTC AATATGTGTACCTCATGCTATAGTTTTGGTTAAATCTG: : : : : : : : : : : TTTGGAATTGAAAAACAAGTGCTTC AATATGTGTACCTCATGCTATAGTTTTGGTT: : : : : : : : : : : : : : : : : : : : : : : : : : : : : : : : : : : :::: : : : : : : C AATATGTGTACCTCATGCTATAGTTTTGGTTAAATCTGA : : : : : ATCTGTTTGGAATTGAAAAACAAGTGCTTC AATATGTGTACCTCATGCTATAGTTTTGG: : : : : : : : : : : : : : : : : : : : : : : : :::AATTGAAAAACAAGTGCTTC AATATGTGTACCTCATGCTATAGTTTTGGTTAAATCTGACG : GAATCTGTTTGGAATTGAAAAACAAGTGCTTC AATATGTGTACCTCATGCTATAGTTTTGGTTAAATCTGACGTGAATCT::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::: ::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::TTTGGAATTGAAAAACAAGTGCTTC TS2 AAATGAGTAGCAGCGCACGTATATATACGCGTACGCGTACGTG : : AGGTATATATATCCTCCGCCGGGG AAATGAGTAGCAGCGCACGTATATATACGCGTACGCGTACGT : : GAGGTATATATATCCTCCGCCGGGG AAATGAGTAGCAGCGCACGTATATATAC: : : : : : : : : : : : : : : : : : : : : : : : : : : : : CCTCCGCCGGGG 14

Uniformity of Transgene Expression protein protein Protein expression of transgene is similar when placed either within Ms45 or other directed or random insertions 0.00 90.00 90.00 80.00 80.00 70.00 70.00 60.00 60.00 50.00 50.00 40.00 40.00 30.00 30.00 HET HET HO HO 20.00 20.00.00.00 0.00 0.00 15

Powdery Mildew resistance in wheat by TALEN/CRISPR mediated DSB Wang et al. demonstrated the TALEN mediated simultaneous deletions in all the 3 homeologs in bread wheat results in broad spectrum resistance against powdery mildew. They also demonstrated deletion of one gene by CRISPR. 16

CRISPR: Clustered Regularly Interspaced Short Palindromic Repeats Target site as coding sequence PAM-NGG (DeCarlo et al. Nucl Acd Res.2013) 17

CRISPR Components 2 basic components- Cas9 and guiderna 35S Pro NLS1 Cas9 NLS2 PINII Cas9 cassette (Rice codon optimized; NLS1-SV40 and NLS-VIRD2) Guide RNA OsU3 Pro Target Terminator Scaffold Guide RNA cassette with RNA PolIII OsU3 promoter Guide RNA TaU6 Pro Target Terminator Scaffold Guide RNA cassette with RNA PolIII TaU6 promoter (Qin et al 20, Shan et al. 2013) 18

Targeted Knock Out: Rice PDS (Phytoene desaturase) gene Disruption of PDS gene results in albino and dwarf phenotypes in Arabidopsis by impairing chlorophyll, carotenoid, and gibberellin biosynthesis (Qin et al 20) PDS knock out by CRISPR (Shan et al. 2013) 19

Engineered Cas9 Variants Wild Type Cas9- DNA DSB Mutant Cas9 (dcas9)- Transcription Interference Knock Out P. Horvath & R. Barrangou, Cell Res.2013 Knock down Qi et al. Cell. 2013 Qi et al.2013. Cell 20

Large chromosomal deletions using CRSISPR/Cas9 system in rice Deletion of 245 kb region in rice. Authors also demonstrated creation of mutations in all 4 SWEET genes in rice 21

DSB Technology Comparison Zinc Finger Nuclease Redesigned Meganuclease TALEN Cas9/gRNA Year 2001-3 20-7 20 20 Time to engineer Quality of reagents Cost/reagent ($) Weeks to months Months Weeks Days??? -- to +++ -- to ++ -- to ++++??? Several thousand Several thousand <$0 Binding Protein-DNA Protein-DNA Protein-DNA RNA-DNA Flexibility in selecting target sites % of successful reagents + + ++ ++++??? ++ ++ ++++ 22

USDA Am I Regulated Website Inquiry Bioglow Arabidopsis Drought Tolerant Switchgrass Null Segregants from Transgenic Plants Dwarf, Glyphosate Tolerant St. Augustines Turfgrass Dwarf, Glyphosate Tolerant Kentucky Bluegrass Increased Biomass, Increased Sugar Switchgrass Increased Anthocyanin Seedles Grapes Low Phytate Corn Products Created by Targeted Deletion Altered Color Baby s Breathe Targeted Deletion via Meganuclease Gene Edit via Meganuclease Null Segregant Doubled Haploid from GEM GMO Null Segregant from Faster Flowering Time GMO Glyphosate Tolerant Kentucky Bluegrass USDA Response Case by Case means that the USDA has decided that the product as described to USDA would not be regulated by APHIS under 7 CFR part 340 23

Global Status of NBT Products Currently no international consensus on the regulatory approach to NBT products Business Confidential 24

Acknowledgements DuPont Pioneer Mike Lassner Tom Greene Mark Cigan Josh Young Huirong Gao Sergei Svitashev Alex Lyznik Amit Das Precision BioSciences Derek Jantz Jeff Smith 25