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Biotechnology


BIOTECHNOLOGY

Through quantitative trait locus mapping and comprehensive literature mining, we have identified molecular markers tightly linked to key traits and implemented marker-assisted selection to accelerate breeding efficiency. We have developed markers for rice blast resistance, bacterial blight resistance, grains per panicle, and grain quality in rice; leaf curl and late blight resistance in tomato; bacterial wilt resistance in eggplant; and high oleic acid content in peanut.

   Leveraging next-generation sequencing, we have mined single nucleotide polymorphisms across a range of vegetable crops and converted them into markers for hybrid seed purity testing, variety identification, inbred-line purification, and genetic background screening-technologies now transferred to seed producers for crops including heading Chinese cabbage, kale, broccoli, cauliflower, tomato, loofah, and cantaloupe.

   Additionally, we established PCR-based assays for the detection of genetically modified papaya, maize, and soybean, conducting annual field sampling in our jurisdiction to ensure the absence of GMO cultivation domestically.

 

PCR technique used to identify variety
PCR technique used to identify variety

Potato cloned seedling
Potato cloned seedling

 

Mass production technology for cloned PhalaenopsisMass production technology for cloned Phalaenopsis
Mass production technology for cloned Phalaenopsis



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