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A seed coat bedding assay to genetically explore in vitro how the endosperm controls seed germination in Arabidopsis thaliana

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Two spoons of seeds (50-60ul volume in 1.5ml tube)

Shake for 10 min at 1200rpm

Centrifuge for 3 sec at 6,000rpm (for seeds down)

Remove 70% ethanol us- ing vacuum Suction

Add 1ml of sterile distilled water

Shake for 10 min at 1200rpm

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Centrifuge for 3 sec at 6,000rpm (for seeds down)

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Remove the water using vacuum suction

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Seeds sterilization ( Overall the sterilization procedure takes about 30 minutes)

Add 1ml of 70% (v/v) ethanol

Wait 30 sec un- til the seeds down at the bot- tom of tube - No shaking - No centrifuge Add 1ml of sterile

distilled water us- ing pipette

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Remove the water using vacuum suction

12 REPEAT 4 times

5-6cm distance

between the pipette

tip and the top of tube

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Seeds Plating

Sterilized sees

Add 200ul of sterile distilled water

Plate seeds using pipette (blue tip)

30 ml of MS solid medium containing 0.8 % agar

Water surrounding seeds

Remove the water sur- round seeds using vacuum suction

Dry seeds in the inside of sterilized bench for 2 hrs without lid

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Seed dissection

Two pieces of autoclaved Watman 3MM paper

*** Prepare a new MS solid plate containing 0.8% agar

After 4 h imbibition of seed on MS medium, transfer seeds onto the Watman 3MM paper using forceps

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Cut the sharp tips of forceps

A forceps with ultra- sharp tips (#5)

Truncated for- ceps

Fix the seed with the truncated forceps Cut the seed coat (testa + endosperm)

of seed using syringe needle

BD Micro-Fine™+ 1ml syringe 0.33mm (29G) x 12.7mm

Seed dissection [working under binocular (10 X 3.2)]

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Push the seed smoothly using truncated forceps

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Separated embryo and seed coats

1.5cm

1.0cm

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*** Prepare a new MS solid plate containing 0.8% agar

Put an autoclaved piece of Nylon Mesh (SEFAR NITEX 03-50/31)

5.0 cm

3.5 cm

Seed Coat Bedding Assay (SCBA)

EMBRYOS SEED COATS

Dissected seeds

Truncated for- ceps

Truncated for- ceps

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To transfer embryos and seed coats without damage, embryos and seed coats were moved to the side of forceps using syringe needle carefully.

Transfer seed coats onto the Nylon Mesh

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Make a bed of seed coat as single layer

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Transfer embryos onto the middle of the bed of seed coat

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SEEDS EMBRYOS EMBRYOS + SEED COATS

GROWTH CONDITIONS

• For dormancy and low GA conditions (ga1 background and PAC condition): 22 ℃ and continuous light (40 μmol·m

-2

·sec

-1

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• For phytochrome studies: 22 and darkness (by wrapping plate in ℃ several layers of aluminum foil)

MS solid plate containing 0.8% agar

A piece (5.0 X 3.5m) of Nylon Mesh

(SEFAR NITEX 03-50/31)

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