Transposition of the maize transposable element dSpm in transgenic sugar beets

Kishchenko, Olena; Komarnitskiĭ, I. K.; Кучук, М. В.

doi:10.3103/s009545271004002x

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“…Lines with new insertions but no active transposase are selected among the progeny of the cross. Different transposon systems as Activator/Dissociation ( Ac/Ds ), Suppressor‐mutator ( Spm ), Mu ( Mu ‐like elements), Tos retrotransposons, etc., are commonly used in several crop species like cereals, legumes and vegetables (Ayliffe & Pryor, 2011; Kishchenko et al, 2010; Mazier et al, 2007; Xuan et al, 2016; Zhu et al, 2007).…”

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Advances in omics technology for improving crop yield and stress resilience

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Global climate change has emerged as the utmost environmental threat for agriculture. To maintain a sustainable food supply, climate‐resilient high‐yielding crop plants need to be developed. Over the last decade, understanding the complexity of genotype underlying agronomic traits has prompted the integrated application of various omics tools to address specific biological questions. A multi‐parallel qualitative and quantitative differential analysis of gene transcripts, proteins and metabolites provides a comprehensive picture of the interconnected gene networks and cellular signalling cascade of regulatory and effector proteins. Genetic determinants of adaptation to environmental stress and yield enhancement traits are being determined and introgressed into elite accessions through either molecular breeding or genetic engineering approaches to obtain future crops with improved traits.

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“…Along with selective and reporter genes, genes that encode resistance to herbicides, such as BASTA (phosphinothricin) or Pursuit (imidazolinone), were transferred into the plant genome. Activity of maize Spm/dSpm transposon system was demonstrated in transgenic sugar beet plants [24].…”

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Cell genetic engineering: Transmission genetics of plants

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2017

Cytol. Genet.

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Abstract⎯Achievements of cell and genetic engineering that led to formation of a new genetics chaptertransmission genetics-have been described. Results have been analyzed and new opportunities in the field of transgenomic somatic hybrids and cybrid obtaining, production of transgenic plants with agronomic pharmaceutical application, development of transplastomic plants, and accumulation of recombinant proteins by using the transient expression of foreign genes in plants have been shown.

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