ArticleAoB PLANTS2025
A simple seed-piercing transformation protocol for pearl millet and finger millet.
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- Modern genomic and omics-based technologies for millet breeding and genetic improvement.Frontiers in plant science · 2026Review
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Abstract
Pearl millet and finger millet face challenges in adopting transgenic or editing approaches due to their inherent recalcitrance to genetic transformation protocols. To overcome these limitations, the current study aims to streamline the genetic transformation protocol for pearl millet and finger millet. We targeted mature embryos as explants to assess transformation efficiencies, gain in time, and overall feasibility. Notably, a transformation efficiency of 17.74% and 18.79%, for pearl millet and finger millet, respectively, was observed using a method that involved directly piercing the mature seeds at the embryonic region with a needle dipped in
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