РЕЗЮМЕ. Цукрова тростина – це одна з найважливіших сільськогосподарських рослин у світі, яка належить до родини Poaeceae, роду Saccharum. Дане дослідження було проведене у Лабораторії біотехнології насіння Центру передових технологій у сфері молекулярної біології Університету Пенджабу, м. Лахор, Пакистан. Мета дослідження полягала у зміні геному лінії цукрової тростини CPF246 за допомогою гену резистентності до гербіцидів GTGene за участі промотора убіквітину цукрової тростини та підтвердження за допомогою ПЦР і дот-блот-аналізу, а також ІФА аналізу експресії білку. Результати продемонстрували успішну трансформацію та експресію трансгенів стійкості до гліфосату. Це може стати значною віхою для дослідження, зосередженого на покращенні деяких властивостей Saccharum officinarum. Результати цього дослідження будуть корисними для скорочення вартості витрат на технології боротьби з бур’янами. Успіх цього дослідження відкриває нові горизонти для подальшого вдосконалення інших властивостей цукрової тростини, використовуючи генетичну модифікацію подібно до поточного дослідження.
Ключові слова: Saccharum officinarum, генетична модифікація, гербіцид, GTGene, гліфосат
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