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The coat protein (CP) gene of lettuce big-vein associated virus (LBVaV) in sense or antisense orientation in a binary vector pBI121 was transformed via  Agrobacterium tumefaciens  (Smith and Towns.) Conn. mediated transformation into lettuce ( Lactuca sativa  L.) to generate LBVaV-resistant lettuce. Nineteen T 1  lines were produced; five to 10 plants of each T 1  line were inoculated with LBVaV using  Olpidium brassicae  (Wor.) Dang.; and LBVaV was not detected in eight plants derived from six lines. T 2  seedlings from the eight plants were tested for LBVaV resistance, and one line (line A-2) with the CP gene in antisense orientation was resistant to LBVaV while the other lines were susceptible. The transgenic line A-2 was also resistant to mirafiori lettuce virus (MiLV) and big-vein expressions regardless of the presence or absence of LBVaV.

A Transgenic Lettuce Line with Resistance to Both Lettuce Big-vein Associated Virus and Mirafiori Lettuce Virus