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Short overview of research 2002-2003 In vitro: callus induction and plant regeneration on non-apical parts of roots. Genetic transformation: two transformation systems via GUS and GFP; molecular analysis on transgenic plants. Genetic modification of sulphur metabolism: gene isolation and fusion, transform APS1 gene into garlic.
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Workpackage 2: Breeding Systems
Specific objectives transformation research Development of a reliable transformation protocol for
garlic using Agrobacterium tumefaciens as a vector The production of transgenic garlic with an altered S
metabolism Persons involved
Si-Jun Zheng, Betty Henken, Frans Krens, Chris Kik(Plant RI, Wageningen, the Netherlands)
Short overview of research 2002-2003
In vitro: callus induction and plant regeneration on non-apical parts of roots.
Genetic transformation: two transformation systems via GUS and GFP; molecular analysis on transgenic plants.
Genetic modification of sulphur metabolism: gene isolation and fusion, transform APS1 gene into garlic.
Development of garlic regeneration system
(Zheng et al., 2003. In Vitro Cell. Dev. Biol. Plant 39: 288-292)
Development of a garlic genetic transformation system
GUS transformation system destructive
GFP transformation system non-destructive
Genetic transformation: analysis of transgenic garlic via GUS
Genetic transformation: analysis of transgenic garlic via GFP
Garlic plants with GFP expression after selection for 4 months and regeneration for another 3 months (cv. Printanor)
Analysis of transgenic garlic: standard PCR uid A primers
resulting in a 710 bp fragment
lane 1-3: transgenic garlic
lane 4: negative control
lane 5: positive control lane 6: 1kb DNA
ladder marker 1 2 3 4 5 6
Genomic DNA blot : 802 bp fragment of Cry1Ca PCR
product as a probe lane 1-13: individual transgenic garlic plant transformed with with pCAMBIA1301- Cry1Ca
lane M: DNA digested with Hind III
lane N: untransformed garlic DNA as negative control
N 1 2 3 4 M 5 6 7 8 M 9 10 111213
Genetic transformation: overview
Cultivar Explant ConstructFunctionalgene
Number ofplants orclusters
Printanor root pPB34 uidA;hpt;Ho4
42
Printanor root pPB36 uidA;hpt;Cry1Ca
44
True seed embryo pPB36 uidA;hpt;Cry1Ca
3
Bulbil bulbil pCAMBIA1301 uidA;hpt 5Printanor root PC1300IntA-
GFPgfp;hpt; 9
Printanor root pCAMBIA1301 uidA;hpt 2Messidrome root pPB36 uidA;hpt;
Cry1Ca5
Genetic modification of S metabolism
ATP sulfurylase isolated from Arabidopsis thaliana and Allium
cepa (shallot)
cDNA fragment generated from RT-PCR
Fusion constructs used for garlic transformation
Arabidopsis APS1-GFP GFP-APS1
Shallot SAPS-GFP GFP-SAPS
ATP sulfurylase (APS1) fused with GFP
Lane 1: N-terminus fusion fragment APS1-GFP
Lane 2-3: C-terminal fusion fragment GFP-APS1
M: 1kb DNA ladder marker
M 1 2 3
Stable expression of fusion protein in garlic leaf
APS1-GFP GFP GFP-APS1
Transgenic shoot with APS1-GFP fusion protein
Next steps in transformation research
Finalising manuscript on garlic transformation (for Molecular Breeding)
Molecular and functional analysis of transgenic plants with APS1 gene (if there is enough time)