THE STEPS IN SOYBEAN SOMATIC EMBRYO TISSUE CULTURE AND TRANSFORMATION Dr. David Hildebrand’s lab University of Kentucky.

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THE STEPS IN SOYBEAN SOMATIC EMBRYO TISSUE CULTURE AND TRANSFORMATION Dr. David Hildebrand’s lab University of Kentucky

High embryogenic capacity soybean cv. Jack. Surface sterilization of the immature soybean pods Dissection of the immature pod for the immature seeds

Dissection of the immature seed and separation of the two cotyledons from without the embryonic axis end Place the cotyledons on D40 (40 mg/L 2,4-D) medium with the flat side up Somatic embryo induction after 30 days of the inoculation

Induced embryos on D40 are proliferating on D20 (20 mg/L 2,4-D) medium Globular stage somatic embryos are transferred from D20 medium into FN liquid medium (10 mg/L 2, 4-D) The small globular stage somatic embryos cultured in FN liquid Medium are placed on D20 Medium for bombardment

A DuPont Biolistic PDS 1000/HE Instrument (Gene gun) A researcher performing the bombardments

Soybean somatic embryo Cultures before the bombardment Soybean somatic embryo Cultures after the bombardment

Post bombardment cultures are in FN lite medium (5 mg/L 2,4-D) containing 30 mg/L Hygromycin as a Selectable marker After post selection, the individual green transformed embryo is inoculated in FN lite medium In a multiwell plate After 5 weeks, the individual green transformed embryo generated the new clonally propagated transformed embryogenic suspension cultures

The globular stage embryos are matured in SHaM (Shoot Histodifferentiation and maturation) medium Desiccating the matured embryos After 7 days, the embryos turned Into cream color during desiccation process.

The transformed proliferated somatic embryos are GUS stained The transformed matured embryo is GUS stained

The desiccated embryos are on the germination medium After the root formation, these were transferred onto filter paper bridge in half strength MS medium for the faster shoot growth

The plants are hardening in magenta boxes at 23:1 photo period to prevent the Premature induction of flowering The plants are transferred to greenhouse from magenta boxes and at this point the plants are maintained at 16:8 photo period to permit flower and seed set