Current state and prospects of protoplast technology and potato somatic hybridization (review)

Wild Solanum species have often been used as sources of important agricultural traits, including resistance to various diseases, pests, and abiotic factors. However, their large-scale use in potato breeding is limited by complex barriers of sexual incompatibility with Solanum tuberosum. Fusion of pr...

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Main Authors: O. B. Polivanova, A. S. Egorova, A. B. Sivolapova, S. V. Goryunova
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Language:Russian
Published: Federal Agricultural Research Center of the North-East named N.V. Rudnitsky 2023-02-01
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Online Access:https://www.agronauka-sv.ru/jour/article/view/1241
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author O. B. Polivanova
A. S. Egorova
A. B. Sivolapova
S. V. Goryunova
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description Wild Solanum species have often been used as sources of important agricultural traits, including resistance to various diseases, pests, and abiotic factors. However, their large-scale use in potato breeding is limited by complex barriers of sexual incompatibility with Solanum tuberosum. Fusion of protoplasts enzymatically isolated from somatic cells is one of the approaches to overcoming sexual incompatibility. The diverse nuclear and cytoplasmic traits exhibited by potato somatic hybrids provide new genetic material for breeding programs, which is confirmed by the creation of a large number of somatic hybrids of cultivated potatoes with wild Solanum species. The research in development of somatic potato hybrids by means of protoplast fusion has been carried out for more than 40 years already. In this review, the prospects for the use of this technology in modern potato breeding are considered. Genomic, transcriptomic, and proteomic studies provide further insight into the fundamental processes underlying the somatic hybrids formation, such as cell wall formation, chromosomal rearrangements in fusion products, regeneration, and also make a significant contribution to understanding the processes of genome stabilization. Improvement in the methods of molecular screening of both genome and cytoplasm also contributes to the expansion of the field of application of somatic hybrids in breeding. Finally, it has been shown that somatic hybridization promotes the introgression of important agricultural traits, primarily resistance to pathogens.
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spelling doaj-art-9dc3ffb880c24b9fa85b4e073da9ddc22025-08-20T03:57:27ZrusFederal Agricultural Research Center of the North-East named N.V. RudnitskyАграрная наука Евро-Северо-Востока2072-90812500-13962023-02-0124171910.30766/2072-9081.2023.24.1.7-19629Current state and prospects of protoplast technology and potato somatic hybridization (review)O. B. Polivanova0A. S. Egorova1A. B. Sivolapova2S. V. Goryunova3Russian Potato Research CentreRussian Potato Research CentreRussian Potato Research CentreRussian Potato Research CentreWild Solanum species have often been used as sources of important agricultural traits, including resistance to various diseases, pests, and abiotic factors. However, their large-scale use in potato breeding is limited by complex barriers of sexual incompatibility with Solanum tuberosum. Fusion of protoplasts enzymatically isolated from somatic cells is one of the approaches to overcoming sexual incompatibility. The diverse nuclear and cytoplasmic traits exhibited by potato somatic hybrids provide new genetic material for breeding programs, which is confirmed by the creation of a large number of somatic hybrids of cultivated potatoes with wild Solanum species. The research in development of somatic potato hybrids by means of protoplast fusion has been carried out for more than 40 years already. In this review, the prospects for the use of this technology in modern potato breeding are considered. Genomic, transcriptomic, and proteomic studies provide further insight into the fundamental processes underlying the somatic hybrids formation, such as cell wall formation, chromosomal rearrangements in fusion products, regeneration, and also make a significant contribution to understanding the processes of genome stabilization. Improvement in the methods of molecular screening of both genome and cytoplasm also contributes to the expansion of the field of application of somatic hybrids in breeding. Finally, it has been shown that somatic hybridization promotes the introgression of important agricultural traits, primarily resistance to pathogens.https://www.agronauka-sv.ru/jour/article/view/1241solanum tuberosum lsomatic hybridsprotoplasts
spellingShingle O. B. Polivanova
A. S. Egorova
A. B. Sivolapova
S. V. Goryunova
Current state and prospects of protoplast technology and potato somatic hybridization (review)
Аграрная наука Евро-Северо-Востока
solanum tuberosum l
somatic hybrids
protoplasts
title Current state and prospects of protoplast technology and potato somatic hybridization (review)
title_full Current state and prospects of protoplast technology and potato somatic hybridization (review)
title_fullStr Current state and prospects of protoplast technology and potato somatic hybridization (review)
title_full_unstemmed Current state and prospects of protoplast technology and potato somatic hybridization (review)
title_short Current state and prospects of protoplast technology and potato somatic hybridization (review)
title_sort current state and prospects of protoplast technology and potato somatic hybridization review
topic solanum tuberosum l
somatic hybrids
protoplasts
url https://www.agronauka-sv.ru/jour/article/view/1241
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