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Providing Advanced Biological Technical Services for Researchers in Fundamental Science
Rice Genetic Transformation
Project Brief
The explants (callus) of rice were co-cultured with Agrobacterium. During the co-culture process, the Agrobacterium would attach to the surface of the rice explant cells and transfer the T-DNA into the rice cells. The target gene carried by the T-DNA would randomly integrate into the genome of the rice cells. Finally, by utilizing the totipotency of plant cells and through tissue culture techniques, the transformed rice cells were cultivated into complete transgenic plants.
Technological Superiority
1. Efficient screening: Strict optimization of each step in genetic transformation, resulting in high transformation efficiency.
2. Full-process monitoring: From seed disinfection onwards, every stage is strictly monitored with real-time progress tracking.
3. Integrated quantitative analysis: Offers detection methods such as PCR, qPCR, and Sanger sequencing to ensure authentic transgenic outcomes.
Sample Receiving Standards
| Type |
Sample Submission Standards |
Conditions of Carriage |
| The sequence that requires gene synthesis |
nothing |
nothing |
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The constructed plasmid Intermediate vector plasmid |
Concentration > 100 ng/ul, Volume > 20 ul; Provides carrier sequence and resistance, without contamination. |
The plasmid will be sent using an ice pack. |
| Contains bacterial culture with the constructed plasmid; contains bacterial culture with the intermediate vector plasmid |
Provide resistance. For bacterial solutions with a volume greater than 0.5ml and glycerol bacteria that have been stored for more than one year, the samples should be activated before submission. |
The bacterial liquid is sent by dry ice. The amount of dry ice used: 1 day (5kg), 2-3 days (10-20kg), 3-5 days (20-30kg). |
| Planktonic bacteria |
non-pollution |
normal temperature |
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Note: 1. For other types of samples, please contact our company in advance. 2. For dry ice sampling and transportation, notify our company at least 2 days before submitting the samples. |
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Service Process, Cycle and Delivery

| Species |
Type of Service |
Variety |
service period |
Delivery Standard |
| rice |
1. Vector construction / gene synthesis 2. Target gene sequencing + vector construction 3. The target gene has been cloned into an expression vector, with sequencing verification of the target gene |
/ | ten |
1. Vector construction: If the vector template is not provided by the client, it will not be delivered. 2. Gene synthesis: If the vector template is not provided by the client, it will not be delivered. |
| japonica rice |
overexpression |
Japanese varieties such as Kyouei, Chōkawa 11, and Kitake, which are all indica rice varieties |
2.5 to 3 months |
The number of positive strains in the T0 generation was ≥ 15. |
| 7.5 - 9 months |
10 T0 positive seedlings were harvested to obtain T1 seeds (a total of 10 samples, the exact weights are subject to actual measurement) |
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| Single-gene knockout |
2.5 to 3 months |
The number of positive strains in the T0 generation was ≥ 10. |
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| 7.5 - 9 months |
Five T0 positive seedlings were harvested to obtain T1 seeds (a total of 5 samples, the exact weights are subject to actual measurement) |
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| nonglutinous rice |
overexpression |
The indica rice varieties such as Huang Huazhan and Mei Xiangzhan |
4 to 5 months |
The number of T0 generation positive plants (resistant plants) is ≥ 10. |
| 9 to 11 months |
Five T0 positive seedlings were harvested to obtain T1 seeds (a total of 5 samples, the exact weights are subject to actual measurement) |
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| Single-gene knockout |
4 to 5 months |
The number of T0 generation positive plants (resistant plants) is ≥ 5. |
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| 9 to 11 months |
Three T0 positive seedlings were harvested to obtain T1 seeds (a total of 3 samples, the exact weights are subject to actual measurement) |
Note: Other varieties can be tested*.
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Diagram of genetic transformation nodes in japonica rice
Induction of callus, pre-culture, screening, differentiation, rooting


Genetic transformation of indica rice
From top to bottom and from left to right: induction of callus, pre-culture, co-culture, screening culture, differentiation culture, rooting
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