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December 5, 2025PlantsOpen Access

Peas in Rouge: Tyrosine Supplementation Enhances RUBY Reporter Visibility in Pisum sativum

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VSVeronika Y. SimonovaSirius University of Science and TechnologyEPElina A. PotsenkovskaiaSirius University of Science and TechnologyEEElena P. EfremovaSt Petersburg University

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Implication

Agrobacterial transformation improved pigmentation in pea tissue, suggesting tyrosine enhances RUBY visibility.

Key Points

  • Callus development increased RUBY pigmentation, indicating tyrosine's role in pigment synthesis.
  • Transformed explants displayed varying levels of pigmentation, emphasizing the significance of tyrosine supplementation.
  • Agrobacterial transformation combined with in vitro systems can optimize transgene visibility in legumes.
  • Enhancing RUBY application conditions may improve detection of transformed tissues in peas and other species.

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Simonova et al. (2025) studied this question.

synapsesocial.com/papers/694022532d562116f28fc325https://doi.org/10.3390/plants14243719
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