Genetic transformation and gene delivery strategies in &lt;i&gt;Carica papaya&lt;/i&gt; L.

Tuo, Decai; Ma, Chao; Pu, Yan; Hua, Ke; Zhou, Peng; Guo, Anping; Shen, Wei

doi:10.48130/tp-2023-0005

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“…However, studies on some major tropical fruits crops are either scarce (papaya) or non-existant (pineapple). To mitigate the effects of viral diseases, these versatile methodologies are adopted in both basic [119,120] and applied [121,122] research. But even with these gaps, CRISPR/Cas is quickly becoming a powerful tool in the development of transgenic and non-transgenic plant varieties resistant to viral diseases, preventing agricultural production loss and aiding food security.…”

Section: Crispr/casmentioning

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Tropical Fruit Virus Resistance in the Era of Next Generation Plant Breeding

Vieira,

Cabral,

Favaratto

et al. 2024

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Plant viral diseases constitute a major contributor to agricultural production losses, significantly impacting the economies of exporting countries by more than $30 billion annually. Understanding and researching the biology and genomics of viruses is crucial for developing virus-resistant, genetically edited or genetically modified plants. Genetic modifications can be targeted to specific regions within genes of target plants which are important or essential for the virus to establish a systemic infection, thus fostering resistance or enabling plants to effectively respond to invading agents while preserving their yield. This review provides an overview of viral incidence and diversity in tropical fruit crops and aims to examine the current state of the knowledge on recent research efforts aimed at reducing or eliminating the damage caused by viral diseases, with emphasis on genetically edited products that have reached the market in recent years.

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Section: Crispr/casmentioning

confidence: 99%

Tropical Fruit Virus Resistance in the Era of Next Generation Plant Breeding

Vieira,

Cabral,

Favaratto

et al. 2024

Preprint

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Molecular approaches for the management of papaya ringspot virus infecting papaya: a comprehensive review

Jyotika,

Harish,

Karthikeyan

et al. 2024

Mol Biol Rep

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Tropical Fruit Virus Resistance in the Era of Next-Generation Plant Breeding

Vieira,

Cabral,

Favaratto

et al. 2024

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Plant viral diseases constitute a major contributor to agricultural production losses, significantly impacting the economies of exporting countries by more than USD 30 billion annually. Understanding and researching the biology and genomics of viruses is crucial for developing virus-resistant genetically edited or genetically modified plants. Genetic modifications can be targeted to specific regions within genes of target plants which are important or essential for the virus to establish a systemic infection, thus fostering resistance or enabling plants to effectively respond to invading agents while preserving their yield. This review provides an overview of viral incidence and diversity in tropical fruit crops and aims to examine the current state of the knowledge on recent research efforts aimed at reducing or eliminating the damage caused by viral diseases, with emphasis on genetically edited products that have reached the market in recent years.

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Genetic transformation and gene delivery strategies in <i>Carica papaya</i> L.

Cited by 3 publications

References 108 publications

Tropical Fruit Virus Resistance in the Era of Next Generation Plant Breeding

Tropical Fruit Virus Resistance in the Era of Next Generation Plant Breeding

Molecular approaches for the management of papaya ringspot virus infecting papaya: a comprehensive review

Tropical Fruit Virus Resistance in the Era of Next-Generation Plant Breeding

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