Transgenic Rice Plants Conferred Herbicide ResistanceObtained by Particle Bombardment
Lin Chun
Abstract
Lin Chun
Abstract
Herbicide resistant gene was delivered into rice (japonica) embryogesis callus induced from mature rice embryo via particle bombardment method. Six transgenic plants were obtained. Parameters affecting transformation efficiency were studied by gus transient expression. When the distance between DNAgold pellet and the target cell is 9 cm, bombarded for 2 times per dish, the transformation efficiency can be as high as 90%, and 100~200 blue spots can be detected on the callus. It was demonstrated that the foreign gene had been inserted into rice genome and expressed in transgenic rice plant by gus biochemical analysis, spraying herbicide on the leaf and PCR analysis.
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Herbicide resistant gene was delivered into rice (japonica) embryogesis callus induced from mature rice embryo via particle bombardment method. Six transgenic plants were obtained. Parameters affecting transformation efficiency were studied by gus transient expression. When the distance between DNAgold pellet and the target cell is 9 cm, bombarded for 2 times per dish, the transformation efficiency can be as high as 90%, and 100~200 blue spots can be detected on the callus. It was demonstrated that the foreign gene had been inserted into rice genome and expressed in transgenic rice plant by gus biochemical analysis, spraying herbicide on the leaf and PCR analysis.
Key concepts: Callus, Genetically modified rice, Japonica rice, Transformation (genetics), Transgene, Genetically modified crops, Biology, Gene