Cucurbitaceae plants include various species such as melon, watermelon, and cucumber. The fruits of these plants are typically fleshy and rich in water and various nutrients. Watermelon, as one of the Cucurbitaceae plants, can be classified into diploid, tetraploid, and triploid seedless watermelons. It offers numerous health benefits and economic value and is one of the most consumed fruits worldwide. Cucumber, a climbing or trailing herbaceous plant, is also an important component of the global vegetable market. Melon, belonging to the genus Cucumis in the family Cucurbitaceae, occurs in diploid and tetraploid forms and is one of the widely cultivated crops worldwide with significant economic value.
KMD Bioscience possesses a professional technical team in the field of Cucurbitaceae plant genetic transformation and has continuously optimized transformation conditions to improve transformation efficiency. For watermelon, Agrobacterium strain EHA105 is used to infect cotyledons, with kanamycin as the selection marker gene, achieving a relatively high transformation rate. Melon transformation generally faces challenges such as difficulties in delivering transformation vectors into cells, low shoot regeneration rates, and low overall transformation efficiency. The Melon Genetic Transformation System established by us provides customers with rapid, stable, and highly efficient genetic transformation services.
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