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Marker-assisted pyramiding of lycopene-ε-cyclase, β-carotene hydroxylase1 and opaque2 genes for development of biofortified maize hybrids
by
Cheema, Amandeep Kaur
,
Bains, Balraj Kaur
,
Chawla, Jasbir Singh
in
631/449
,
631/61
,
Amino acids
2021
Malnutrition affects growth and development in humans and causes socio-economic losses. Normal maize is deficient in essential amino acids, lysine and tryptophan; and vitamin-A. Crop biofortification is a sustainable and economical approach to alleviate micronutrient malnutrition. We combined favorable alleles of
crtRB1
and
lcyE
genes into
opaque2
(
o2
)-based four inbreds viz
.
QLM11, QLM12, QLM13, and QLM14 using marker-assisted backcross breeding. These are parents of quality protein maize versions of two elite hybrids viz
.
Buland and PMH1, grown in India. Gene-based SSRs for
o2
and InDel markers for
crtRB1
and
lcyE
were successfully employed for foreground selection in BC
1
F
1
, BC
2
F
1
, and BC
2
F
2
generations. The recurrent parent genome recovery ranged from 88.9 to 96.0% among introgressed progenies. Kernels of pyramided lines possessed a high concentration of proA (7.14–9.63 ppm), compared to 1.05 to 1.41 ppm in the recurrent parents, while lysine and tryptophan ranged from 0.28–0.44% and 0.07–0.09%, respectively. The reconstituted hybrids (RBuland and RPMH1) showed significant enhancement of endosperm proA (6.97–9.82 ppm), tryptophan (0.07–0.09%), and lysine (0.29–0.43%), while grain yield was at par with their original versions. The dissemination of reconstituted hybrids holds significant promise to alleviate vitamin-A deficiency and protein-energy malnutrition in developing countries.
Journal Article
Performance Evaluation of Routing Protocol in Internet of Things using Netsim
by
Cheema, Amandeep Kaur
,
Kapoor, Nishant
,
Singh, Gurpreet
in
Computer simulation
,
Internet of Things
,
Packet transmission
2017
Internet of things (IOT) can be defined as network of networks which allows finding digital entities and physical objects.IoT describes a system where items in the actual world, and sensors within or linked to these items, are connected to the Internet via wireless and wired Internet connections.AODV is the routing protocol that is used in it .This paper aims to evaluate the performance in terms of and compare the three scenario in terms of throughput,packets transmitted and packets collided. The mobility model included in it is Random Waypoint. Simulations are carried out using NETSIM simulator and lastly, we present simulation results that illustrate how the performance drastically changes, as a result of changing the scenario.
Journal Article