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P L A N T C E L L , O R G A N , A N D T IS S U E C O L L E C T IO N S , T H E M E T H O D S O F

6 E R M P L A S M P R E S E R V A T IO N

d e e p

fr e e z in g

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su s p e n s io n s o f

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SUBSEQUENTPLANTREGENERATION

L.A.Volkova, A.S.Popov, K.A.Golovkin

K .A.Timiryazev Institute o fPlantPhysiology, RussianAcad. o f Sciences, Moscow;

AgricultureAcad. o fTurkomanistan, Ashgabat.

Biotechnological selection of potato have demanded a cryopreservation

o f

in vitro

cell cultures obtained from variety Tava. Three cell suspensions

diverged by their morphology and regeneration capacity. Long term cultivated

suspension T-4 from All-Russian Cell Collection o f high plants consisted o f

friab le cell clusters and had not a morphogenesis. Suspension KT-3 had

70% o f the same clusters and had about 30% o f solid agregates w ith very

small cells. But this culture had not the regeneration capacity too. Suspension

KT-4 obtained more recently consisted o f solid clusters mainly (more than

70%) and had the high level o f morphogenesis.

Cryoprotection at slow program deep freezing was provided by sucrose,

treha lose , d im e th ilsu lfo x ide (DMSO) and betaine. Pre-grow th o f the

suspensions was w ith asparagine, glycine, betaine o r serine. The T-4 cells

did not renew their growth afte rthawing from liquid nitrogen. The KT-3 cultures

gave re-growth but not always. The best results were obtained with KT-4 cell

strain and cryoprotector solution involved sucrose, 10% + DMSO, 7% +

trehalose, 10%. The cell survival a fte r thaw ing was 40% and the re-growth

was always provided. The renewed KT-4 cell cultures regenerated the plants

in vitro.

Thus the survival o f potato cells afte r deep freezing, the ir re-growth

and plant regeneration were influenced by a quantity o f solid cell clusters

into the cultures.

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