A Walk on the Wild Side: Genome Editing of Tuber-Bearing Solanum bulbocastanum
Plants,
Journal Year:
2024,
Volume and Issue:
13(7), P. 1044 - 1044
Published: April 8, 2024
Solanum
bulbocastanum
is
a
wild
diploid
tuber-bearing
plant.
We
here
demonstrate
transgene-free
genome
editing
of
S.
protoplasts
and
regeneration
gene-edited
plants.
use
ribonucleoproteins,
consisting
Cas9
sgRNA,
assembled
in
vitro,
to
target
gene
belonging
the
nitrate
peptide
transporter
family.
Four
different
sgRNAs
were
designed
we
observed
efficiency
gene-editing
protoplast
pool
between
8.5%
12.4%.
Twenty-one
plants
re-generated
from
microcalli
developed
individual
protoplasts.
In
three
found
that
had
been
edited.
Two
edited
deletion
mutations
introduced
into
both
alleles,
whereas
one
only
mutation
alleles.
Our
work
demonstrates
protocols
for
transformation
tuberosum
can
be
optimized
applied
species.
Language: Английский
CRISPR/Cas Mediated Genome Engineering in Plants: Application and Future Prospective
Swetaleena Mishra,
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Subhendu Nayak,
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Narendra Tuteja
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et al.
Published: April 5, 2024
Genetic
engineering
in
the
field
for
designing
crop
improvement
has
become
an
essential
element
responding
to
increasing
need
food
safety,
environmental
sustainability,
and
climate-resilient
crops.
The
latest
molecular
technology
is
used
by
many
breeders
today
achieve
remarkable
results.
Fast
genome
editing
currently
being
seen
a
variety
of
organisms,
including
plants,
because
high
specificity,
effectiveness,
low
production
cost
CRISPR/Cas
[Clustered
regulatory
interspaced
short
palindromic
repeat
(CRISPR)-associated
protein
(Cas)]
technology.
Its
applications
developing
higher-yielding,
nutrition
rich,
disease
resistance,
stress-tolerant
crops
fruits,
vegetables.
Therefore,
this
potential
revolutionize
agriculture
contribute
global
security.
Cas
provides
enzymatic
machinery
necessary
acquisition
new
cells
that
target
invasion
elements.
proteins
such
as
Cas9,
Cas12,
Cas13,
Cas14,
among
others,
have
distinct
architectures
been
create
genetic
tools
improve
features
are
important
agriculture.
versatility
accelerated
genomic
analysis
facilitated
use
manipulate
alter
nucleic
acid
sequences
different
organisms.
This
review
evolution
CRISPR
exploring
its
mechanisms
contrasting
it
with
traditional
breeding
transgenic
approaches
stress
tolerance.
We
will
also
discuss
system
explore
workings
three
known
exist:
Cas14.
edited
do
not
foreign
DNA
inserted
into
their
genome,
therefore,
they
considered
non-transgenic
bodies
most
countries.
Language: Английский
Strategies and Protocols for Optimized Genome Editing in Potato
The CRISPR Journal,
Journal Year:
2024,
Volume and Issue:
unknown
Published: Dec. 4, 2024
The
potato
family
includes
a
highly
diverse
cultivar
repertoire
and
has
high
potential
for
nutritional
yield
improvement
refinement
but
must
in
line
with
other
crops
be
adapted
to
biotic
abiotic
stresses,
example,
accelerated
by
climate
change
environmental
demands.
combination
of
pluripotency,
ploidy,
relative
ease
protoplast
isolation,
transformation,
regeneration
together
clonal
propagation
through
tubers
makes
suitable
precise
genetic
engineering.
Most
varieties
are
tetraploid
having
very
prevalence
length
polymorphisms
small
nucleotide
between
alleles,
often
complicating
CRISPR-Cas
editing
designs
strategies.
can
divided
into
(i)
characterization
target
area
Language: Английский