Abstract: The present invention relates to a safflower plant or part thereof involving the molecular stacking of safflower events IND-1ØØØ3-4 x IND-1ØØ15-7, wherein the plant produces and accumulates chymosin in seed under agricultural conditions. A plant seed involving the molecular stacking of safflower events IND-1ØØØ3-4 x IND-1ØØ15-7. A consumer product produced from the seed, defined as chymosin, and additionally as ground grain, flour, flakes, oil, biodiesel, biogas, or another biomaterial. Also, the present invention include a recombinant DNA molecule involved in the molecular stacking of safflower events IND-1ØØØ3-4 x IND-1ØØ15-7. A DNA polynucleotide primer molecule comprising at least 15 contiguous nucleotides of the DNA molecule involved in the molecular stacking of safflower events IND-1ØØØ3-4 x IND-1ØØ15-7, or its complement which is useful in a DNA amplification method to produce a diagnostic amplicon for the event IND-1ØØØ3-4 and IND-1ØØ15-7, or each of them separately IND-1ØØØ3-4 and IND-1ØØ15-7.

Abstract: The present invention relates to a safflower plant or part thereof involving the molecular stacking of safflower events IND-1ØØØ3-4×IND-1ØØ15-7, wherein the plant produces and accumulates chymosin in seed under agricultural conditions. A plant seed involving the molecular stacking of safflower events IND-1ØØØ3-4×IND-1ØØ15-7. A consumer product produced from the seed, defined as chymosin, and additionally as ground grain, flour, flakes, oil, biodiesel, biogas, or another biomaterial. Also, the present invention include a recombinant DNA molecule involved in the molecular stacking of safflower events IND-1ØØØ3-4×IND-1ØØ15-7. A DNA polynucleotide primer molecule comprising at least 15 contiguous nucleotides of the DNA molecule involved in the molecular stacking of safflower events IND-1ØØØ3-4×IND-1ØØ15-7, or its complement which is useful in a DNA amplification method to produce a diagnostic amplicon for the event IND-1ØØØ3-4 and IND-1ØØ15-7, or each of them separately IND-1ØØØ3-4 and IND-1ØØ15-7.

Abstract: An oven appliance includes a cabinet defining a cooking chamber to receive items to be cooked, a cooktop situated above the cooking chamber, and a door. A user interface panel is situated above the door and in front of the cooktop. A gasket occupies the space between the user interface panel and the cooktop, wherein the gasket includes several protrusions on its ends and central body that serve as both locators for consistently orienting the gasket with respect to the user interface panel during assembly and connectors for securing the gasket to the user interface panel.

Abstract: An oven door may include a front panel, a pair of trim panels attached to the front panel, a bracket assembly, a plurality of light sources mounted to the bracket assembly, and a camera mounted to the bracket assembly. The pair of trim panels may include a first trim panel and a second trim panel laterally spaced apart by a door cavity defined therebetween. The first trim panel and the second trim panel may each include an interior surface directed toward the door cavity. The first trim panel may define a first bracket slot. The bracket assembly may extend through the door cavity between the first trim panel and the second trim panel. The bracket assembly may include a back bracket and a first support flange received within the first bracket slot.