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Plant Improvement Quiz

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Quiz on plant improvement.

by Carolina Arias
1

Which approach do you choose when the trait already exists in relatives and you want to combine many genes without complex lab work?

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If the trait does not exist in the crossable gene pool (e.g., Bt toxin), you use:

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If the trait exists in relatives and you want only that gene without dragging others, choose:

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To create new variants without adding foreign DNA (then screen with TILLING), use:

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To switch off/change a specific gene with precision and speed, use:

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To lower a gene’s expression without changing its DNA sequence, use:

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As a transformation method, first choice in many dicots with mature protocols:

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Method useful in cereals/difficult tissues and also for chloroplast:

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If your species regenerates well from protoplasts and you want to deliver CRISPR as RNPs (possible transgene-free editing), use:

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TILLING is mainly used to:

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Goal “less browning” in fruit/mushroom: most direct strategy is:

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"Insect resistance" in a classic, proven way:

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"Nutritional fortification" (e.g., β-carotene in endosperm) has typically been achieved with:

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"Fungal resistance": option consistent with the menu provided:

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"Specific herbicide tolerance": classic approach mentioned:

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Correct statement about Agrobacterium vs. biolistics:

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Key limitation of the protoplast route:

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In CRISPR, “off-targets” refers to:

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