Journal of Biomedical Sciences

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Biotechnology and genomic methods, such as forest and fruit crops, cereals , legumes, and medicinal plants, are produced and used in economically important plant species. Big attempts are being made to test genomic instruments such as sequencing, transcriptomics , proteomics and molecular markers designed to classify regulators, genes and strategies that are responsible for resistance to pests and diseases, and tolerance to water deficits, salinity  and temperature stresses. We identify new plant species based on the tools of physiology, biochemistry and biotechnology, enhance biomass development and also support breeding programmes. New approach in genome engineering (GE) has enabled the precise modification of DNA sequences in plant cells, giving specifically engineered plants traits of interest. Targeting efficiency transforms all sequence-specific nucleases and repair templates to plant cells on the delivery process. Plants developed gradually experienced genetic and epigenetic control systems to respond quickly to this problem. Adverse conditions including sun, cold, drought and pathogenic infections. In particular, heat affects plant growth and development, immunity and circadian rhythm, and poses a grave threat to global food supply. Transgenes tend to be especially prone to epigenetic change, which may result in the silencing of transgenes, i.e. the absolute or partial inactivation of the transgene expression. Plants are ideal modeling systems to research the impact on epigenetic patterns of changing environments.

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