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Validating a probe from GhSERK1 gene for selection of cotton genotypes with somatic embryogenic capacity.

Journal of biotechnology - 20 Mar 2018

da Cunha Soares Taiza, da Silva Carliane Rebeca Coelho, Chagas Carvalho Julita Maria Frota, Cavalcanti José Jaime Vasconcelos, de Lima Liziane Maria, de Albuquerque Melo Filho Péricles, Severino Liv Soares, Dos Santos Roseane Cavalcanti

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Substantial progress is being reported in the techniques for plant transformation, but successful regeneration of some genotypes remains a challenging step in the attempts to transform some recalcitrant species. GhSERK1 gene is involved on embryo formation, and its overexpression enhances the embryogenic competence. In this study we validate a short GhSERK1 probe in order to identify embryogenic cotton genotypes...

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PMID: 29427607
DOI: 10.1016/j.jbiotec.2018.02.002

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