Ultrasonic-assisted pollen mediated plant genetic transformation method
A pollen-mediated, ultrasonic technology, which is applied in biochemical equipment and methods, genetic engineering, and the use of vectors to introduce foreign genetic materials, can solve problems such as low seed setting rate, loss of vitality, and inability to complete the fertilization process normally, and achieve embedding. Less chance of fusion, increase the number of transformants, and high gene transformation efficiency
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[0011] Example 1: The soaking time of corn pollen in the suspension has a significant effect on pollen germination in vitro.
[0012] Table 1 Effect of soaking time of corn pollen in suspension on pollen germination in vitro
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[0014] Note: The germination rate is about 28°C. The pollen is soaked in 15% sucrose solution for a corresponding period of time, and then a small amount of pollen is absorbed and germinated in the medium for 30 minutes before detection. The formula of corn pollen germination medium in vitro is: 15% sucrose + 50 mg / l boric acid + 300 mg / l calcium chloride + 200 mg / l magnesium chloride + 100 mg / l potassium nitrate + 35 mg / l gibberellin. The letters marked in the table are statistical results at the 5% significant level of multiple comparisons using the DPS data processing system Duncan’s method (the same below).
[0015] It can be seen from Table 1 that with the extension of soaking time, the breakage rate of corn pollen increased and the ger...
Embodiment 2
[0016] Example 2: The sucrose concentration (osmotic pressure) of the suspension has a significant effect on the pollen germination rate.
[0017] Table 2-1 In vitro germination of maize pollen with different sucrose concentrations (2010.5.28—6.10)
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[0019] Table 2-2 In vitro germination of maize pollen with different sucrose concentrations (2010.7.15—8.5)
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[0021] The concentration of sucrose in the suspension is mainly reflected in the osmotic pressure of the solution. It can be seen from Table 2-1 and 2-2 that no matter when the samples were taken, the corn pollen had a higher breakage rate in the low concentration (≦5%) sucrose solution. Pollen intact rate increased with the increase of sucrose concentration. But in high concentration (50%) sucrose solution, the pollen germination rate decreased significantly.
[0022] Comparing the in vitro germination of maize pollen in different periods, it can be seen that the responses of different varieties...
Embodiment 3
[0023] Example 3: Effects of storage time and conditions on pollen viability.
[0024] The order of preservation conditions for corn pollen is low-temperature drying > low-temperature humidity > room temperature drying > room temperature humidity, especially the best way to store pollen in a petri dish in a refrigerator at 4°C, which can fully meet the needs of ultrasound-mediated transgenic experiments. It can be seen from Table 3-1 that early sowing corn pollen has a short survival time in vitro and can only be stored in low temperature and dry storage for about 2 hours. After that, the germination ability of the pollen decreases rapidly and it is not suitable for use. Field spring sown corn pollen can still germinate in a petri dish in a refrigerator at 4 ℃ for up to 5 days after dry storage (Table 3-2), and it is found that the pollen just harvested is fragile and has a low germination rate, and the germination rate is obvious when stored for more than 2 hours. The pollen ...
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