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Innovative Vacuum and Electroporation Method: Benefits for Plant and Animal Transformations

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The new Vacuum and Electroporation Method, developed by the National Institute of Agrobiological Sciences, Japan, offers significant advantages in plant and animal transformations. This technique eliminates the need for tissue culture and requires no specialized skills, resulting in a substantial reduction in labor. Mature seeds serve as starting materials, allowing for quick generation of transformed plants. In addition, the method is efficient and low-cost, with no need for complex procedures like microinjection for animal transformations. Pending patents highlight its innovative nature.

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Innovative Vacuum and Electroporation Method: Benefits for Plant and Animal Transformations

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  1. Vacuum and Electroporation Method Advantages New Vacuum & Electroporation Method Advantages National Institute of Agrobiological Sciences Japan – patents pending* Plant : No Need for Tissue Culture. No Particular Know-how or skill required. Large reduction in handling an labour. Starting materials are mature seeds. Transformed plants are obtained in relatively short time Animal (silk worm) : No Need Microinjection • Simple • Efficient • Low-cost *”Electroporation method including the use of depressurization / presurization” PCT/JP03/08937 (3/24)

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