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Findings reveal gene expression responses to methyl jasmonate enhancing gamma-ray mutagenesis in tobacco, suggesting effective breeding strategies.
The study findings support the introduction of a practical framework for stage- and genotype-specific γ-ray mutagenesis in tobacco, guided by the timing of MeJA-responsive gene activations. Based on the literature, MeJA pretreatment is assumed to potentially increase mutagenesis efficiency; our data define optimal conditions for testing this hypothesis, supporting the development of tobacco mutant populations, including low-nicotine tobacco lines aligned with evolving public health guidelines.
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