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Modification of the rice genome by Agrobacterium-mediated transformation is a general technique that can be easily performed today. Successful methods were established by vigorous studies on the culture system and the elucidation of Agrobacterium transformation mechanisms. This section provides a detailed description of routine and efficient rice transformation protocols by Agrobacterium. This method uses mature seeds as a material and can be applied to many japonica and some other varieties of rice. According to this method, it is even possible for beginners to obtain rice transformants.
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