Tissue culture-induced DNA methylation in crop plants: A review. (Record no. 54734)

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Title Tissue culture-induced DNA methylation in crop plants: A review.
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Volume/sequential designation Molecular Biology Reports, 48(1), p.823-841, 2021
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Summary, etc. Plant tissue culture techniques have been extensively employed in commercial micropropagation to provide year-round production. Tissue culture regenerants are not always genotypically and phenotypically similar. Due to the changes in the tissue culture microenvironment, plant cells are exposed to additional stress which induces genetic and epigenetic instabilities in the regenerants. These changes lead to tissue culture-induced variations (TCIV)which are also known as somaclonal variations to categorically specify the inducing environment. TCIV includes molecular and phenotypic changes persuaded in the in vitro culture due to continuous sub-culturing and tissue culture-derived stress. Epigenetic variations such as altered DNA methylation pattern are induced due to the above-mentioned factors. Reportedly, alteration in DNA methylation pattern is much more frequent in the plant genome during the tissue culture process. DNA methylation plays an important role in gene expression and regulation of plant development. Variants originated in tissue culture process due to heritable methylation changes, can contribute to intra-species phenotypic variation. Several molecular techniques are available to detect DNA methylation at different stages of in vitro culture. Here, we review the aspects of TCIV with respect to DNA methylation and its effect on crop improvement programs. It is anticipated that a precise and comprehensive knowledge of molecular basis of in vitro-derived DNA methylation will help to design strategies to overcome the bottlenecks of micropropagation system and maintain the clonal fidelity of the regenerants.
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Topical term or geographic name entry element CROP IMPROVEMENT
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Topical term or geographic name entry element CYTOSINE METHYLATION
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Topical term or geographic name entry element PLANT TISSUE CULTURE
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Topical term or geographic name entry element RNA-DIRECTED DNA METHYLATION
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Topical term or geographic name entry element TISSUE CULTURE-INDUCED VARIATION
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Personal name Ghosh, A.
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Personal name Igamberdiev, A. U.
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Personal name Debnath, S. C.
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