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titleOfInvention Method for transformation of Taxus species cells with agrobacteria in high efficiency
abstract The present invention relates to an efficient transformation method of Taxus sp. Plant cells using Agrobacterium. Specifically, plant cells having low transformation efficiency such as Taxus cuspidata cell line When transforming, acetosyringone, a pathogenic derivative, is added, optimizing the pH, agrobacterium concentration, co-culture period, etc. of the culture medium, and chemical and physical pretreatment methods for overcoming host sensitivity. By establishing a method for transforming plant cells with high efficiency. According to the transformation method of the present invention, it is possible to increase the transformation efficiency of plant cells of the taxus genus, which is generally known to have low transformation efficiency, by more than two times, and since the introduced gene is stably expressed for a long time, It can be applied to metabolic engineering of various plants, such as increased production of secondary metabolic products such as clitaxel.
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