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PLANT GENETIC TRANSFORMATION. CELL SELECTION AND SOMATIC HYBRIDIZATION

GENETICTRANSFORMATIONOFCOMMONWHEAT

V.A.Pukhal’skii, S.P.Smirnov, T.V.Korostyleva, E.N.Bilinskaya, A.A.Eliseeva

VavilovInstitute ofGeneralGenetics, RussianAcademy ofSciences, Moscow 117809

Russia. E-Mail:

pukhalsk@vigg.ru

Genetic transformation of spring common wheat

(Triticum aestivum L )

was performed using

A. tumefaciens. Agrobacterium strain

C158„ which

cointains the cointegrate of deleted Ti plasmid pGV2260 and vector plasmid

pSIR42, was used as a vector. Plasmid pSIR42 is a vector pST6 with an

incorporated sequence under the control of promoter 35S CaMV, which

contains the inverted 0.35-kb sequence from the tetracycline resistance

gene o f plasmid pBR322. The

Agrobacterium

suspension was applied to

the pestils after artificial pollination in field conditions. The seed set

corresponded to 3%. The F1 plants showed no morphological differences

from the control. Dot-hybridization and PCR-analysis of genomic DNA

confirmed the existence of recombinant DNA in some plants. Repeated

transformation by the this method gave the same results in the greenhouse.

Transformation frequency was at least 2.7%. Thus, our results show that

the transformation procedure we used allows recombinant DNA to be

introduced into spring common wheat genome, which is transferred via kernels

to the next plant generations.

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