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Genetic transformation of 'Micro-Tom' tomato with enhanced disease susceptibility 5 gene (EDS5) isolated from Citrus sinensis In the recent years, the agricultural activity of the citrus industry has been facing big phytosanitary problems, mainly with regard to economic viability arising from disease control. The bacterium Candidatus Liberibacter spp. is associated with HLB, the main disease that limits the production of citrus trees. Thus, many researchers have been returning their attentions to study and find target genes in the host response to this pathogen for use in the genetic improvement. In this way, methods of genetic transformation of citrus plants are essential, but the inherent characteristics of the species border your in vitro cultivation and require a longer time for growth and propagation. Therefore, it is important to study of model plants, mainly for genetic validation protocols. Thus, the EDS5 gene isolated from Citrus sinensis, associated with Systemic Acquired Resistance mechanism (SAR) was overexpressed by genetic transformation in tomato (Solanum lycopersicum L. Micro-Tom). After the growth of regenerated shoots, positive plants were identified by PCR and GUS analysis. Homozygous transgenic lines were obtained with evaluation of resistance to kanamycin.

Transformação genética de tomate \'Micro-Tom\' com o gene &lt;i&gt;enhanced disease susceptibility 5&lt;/i&gt; (EDS5) isolado de &lt;i&gt;Citrus sinensis&lt;/i&gt;