You should check the plasmid name first. If its from a commercial eterprise, like Invitrogen or Qiagen, they should have vector info in their website.
Greetings
Arthur,
If Monsanto has applied for permit in EC, the complete information can be found in Application for authorisation of GM plant made by Monsanto according to Articles 5 and 17 of Regulation (EC) No 1829/2003 on genetically modified food and feed.
It may be on sites http://www.efsa.europa.eu/; http://www.gmo-compass.org/
http://www.biosafety.be/ or others
Dear Arthur
At the EFSA website you can read:
"All EFSA opinions and the summaries of the GMO application are published and made available on the EFSA website. In addition, according to EU rules, the public may request access to the full documentation submitted by applicants and third parties to EFSA. Normally, access is allowed to such documentation except where information is claimed to be confidential by the applicant. If the applicant claims confidentiality to parts of an application, it is up to the European Commission or a Member State to decide whether the claim for confidentiality is justified or not"
Therefore, you may have to check this website and request access to the full documentation.
Additionally, there are also some information on the patent register. However, my laboratorial experience on GMO showed me that, in some cases, DNA rearrangments are not published.
Regards
Eugénia
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