PEG-mediated Transformation Service
Creative Biogene provides customers with professional services of plant protoplast transformation. With breakthrough technology, Creative Biogene is in a leading position for years in the biotechnology industry. Creative Biogene's top priorities are to offer services that meet your requirements and accelerate your research programs.
Protoplasts are individual plant cells that have been isolated and have their cell walls removed enzymatically. With efficient and unhampered transformation ability, protoplasts transient and stable transformation systems have been widely used for studying functional genomics in various plants.
| Protoplast System | Advantages | Application |
| Transient expression |
Fast, unhampered |
Protein subcellular localization, promoter research, protein-protein interactions |
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Stable transformation |
Co-transformation, efficient |
Research of gene function and genetic melioration |
Transgenic plant regenerates from a single cell rather than tissue or callus in the protoplast transformation system. It means that T0 transgenic plants are definitely not chimera and the transgenic characteristics can be passed on to the next generation steadily. These are the greatest strengths of protoplast transformation technology.
Protoplast experimental process of Creative Biogene:
- Isolation of protoplast
- Detection of protoplast activity
- PEG-mediated protoplast transformation
- Protoplast culture and regeneration
Figure 1. Regeneration of Plantlets from Transfected Protoplast
Creative Biogene establishes a stable and effective system of protoplasts isolation and regeneration, and we also constantly optimize the system to apply to more species. In addition, Creative Biogene combines protoplast system with other molecular biology techniques to provide more comprehensive services, such as protein subcellular localization, protein-protein interaction and protein active analysis. These high quality services will accelerate your research of gene function.
For more information, please feel free to contact us. We are waiting for your interest projects.
References:- Duan, L. (2014). A rapid and efficient method for isolation and transformation of rice protoplast. Plant Physiology Journal, 50(3), 351-357.
- Woo, J. (2015). DNA-free genome editing in plants with preassembled crispr-cas9 ribonucleoproteins. Nature Biotechnology, 33, 1162-1164.
* For research use only. Not intended for any clinical use.