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titleOfInvention Separation culture method of tea suspension single cells
abstract The invention discloses a separation culture method of tea suspension single cells, which comprises the steps of tea leaf selection, aseptic leaf disinfection, callus induction, liquid suspension cell culture, liquid suspension cell expansion culture, single cell separation and the like. The tea suspension cells prepared by the method have high growth speed and higher metabolic activity. Establishes a suspension cell culture system with rapid growth and a single cell separation method, and lays a foundation for the research of tea cytology and the research of secondary metabolites. Provides a good technical platform for the subsequent production of secondary metabolites of tea trees, the cell location and metabolic mechanism research of metabolites and the research of the metabolite change and mechanism of tea trees under the condition of exogenous compound stress.
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