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  1. Building on 50 years breeding innovations Genome Editing: A Disruptive Technology for Accelerating Breeding CIAT, October 17, 2017
  2. Follow us:Website: www.ciat.cgiar.org Blog: www.ciatnews.cgiar.org/en/ http://twitter.com/ciat_ http://www.facebook.com/ciat.ecoefficient CIAT’s mission: To reduce hunger and poverty, and improve human nutrition in the tropics through research aimed at increasing the eco-efficiency of agriculture CIAT: A partner in global research for a global food-secure future
  3. Colombia-CIAT: A very special relationship Colombian Government, U. Nacional, Colombian Personalities and American Foundations, played a key role in the creation of CIAT In 1966 Lewis M. Roberts and Lowell Hardin of the Rockefeller Foundation and the Ford Foundation propose to establish a center for international research in Colombia In 1967, CIAT was created with the support of the Colombian Government. The Colombian founders were Virgilio Barco, Armando Samper and Pedro Navas Since 1968, the Minister of Agriculture, the Rector of the National University and the Director of CORPOICA are members of the
  4. CIAT benefited greatly from Colombian breeding programs ICA Pijao developed by ICA breeders: Luis Camacho, Silvio Hugo Orozco, Gilberto Bastidas, Luis Buitrago, Edgar Guzman and Orlando Agudelo Peter Jennings worked closely in Palmira with ICA and FedeArroz before starting IRRI breeding program Both Peter Jennings and Silvio Hugo Orozco joined CIAT rice and bean programs
  5. 50 years of CIAT breeding innovations for Rice, Bean, Cassava and Brachiaria CIAT Breeders-Geneticisits RICE: Peter Jennings, Cesar Martinez, Elcio Guimaraes, James Gibbons, Surapon Sarkarung, Marc Chatel, Edgar Torres, Cecile Grenier, Eduardo Graterol, Yolima Ospina, Hector Weeraratne, Carlos Brussone, Manuel Rosero, Luis Eduardo Berrio, Yamid Sanabria, Federcio Cuevas. Jaime Borrero, Édgar Corredor, Gonzalo Zorrilla, Joe Tohme, Maria Fernanda Alvarez, Mathias Lorieux BEAN: Steve Beebe, Steve Temple, Cesar Cajiao, Shree Singh, Julia Kornegay, Jeremy Davis, David Allen, Daniel Debouck, Silvio Hugo Orosco, Howard Gridley, Peter Hanson, Guillermo Hernandez Bravo, Rogelio Lepiz, Oswaldo Voysest, Mike Dessert, Barry Smithson, Jim Nienhuis, Matt Blair, Bodo Ratz, Clare Mukankusi, Rowland Chirwa CASSAVA: Kazuo Kawano, Clair Hershey, Carlos Iglesias, Hernan Ceballos, Luis A. Beccerra, Martin Fregene, Meredith Bonierbale, Stef DeHan, BRACHIARIA: Rainer Schultze Kraft, John Miles, Margaret Worthington, Valheria Castiblanco,
  6. The Rice Green Revolution A new plant architecture for higher yield TraditionalSemi - dwarf Peter Jennings developed IR8 at IRRI and brought it to Latin America… revolutionized rice production
  7. Foundation for impacts • Iron bio-fortified beans  Reduce anemia: study with women in Rwanda • Beans that beat the heat  Tolerate +3°C  5% instead of 60% reduction in growth area in Africa by 2050 • Climate-smart pastures  Brachiaria humidicola: inhibits nitrification  less greenhouse gases and NO3 - runoff • Cassava-based livelihoods  New income source for farmers in southeast Asia: $10B market from starch
  8. Yield Trends Are Insufficient to Double Global Crop Production by 2050 Ray DK, Mueller ND, West PC, Foley JA (2013) Yield Trends Are Insufficient to Double Global Crop Production by 2050. PLoS ONE 8(6): e66428. doi:10.1371/journal.pone.0066428 http://www.plosone.org/article/info:doi/10.1371/journal.pone.0066428
  9. Where yield increase will come from? CIAT strategies Closing yield gap via: • Agronomical revolution (FLAR) • Reducing post harvest losses (Cassava) • Protecting yield gain • Precision phenotyping (WUE, NUE, Root architecture) Breeding – Accelerating Genetic Gain • Novel breeding strategies (GS, Haploids, NAM, MAGIC) • Intregrating Genome Sequencing • Uses of Wild species • Hybrids • Genome Editing
  10. Genome Editing for Accelerating breeding Current work at CIAT • Gene function discovery • Alleles mining from wild species • Disease resistancew • Use for quality- Nutrition traits • Yield productivity traits • Novel Hybrids systems
  11. Reprogramming CRISPRs for disease diagnostics – Specific High Sensitivity Enzymatic Reporter Un LOCKing (SHERLOCK) Science April 2017 Genome Editing for Accelerating Diagnostics SHERLOCK: New Disruptive Technology Collaboration CIAT- Broad Institute established
  12. Internal Capacity Building on Genome Editing NIAS/NARO -CIAT Collaborations on CRISPR Hands on Training workshop for CIAT (April 20-May 1, 2015)
  13. Partners Capacity Building on Genome Editing
  14. STEWARDSHIP STEWARDSHIP STEWARDSHIP
  15. CIAT GENOME EDITING PLATFORMS AN OPPORTUNITY FOR PARTNERSHIP AND COLLABORATION Expertise in Tissue Culture, Molecular Biology, Genetic Transformation and bioinformatics Lab, Greenhouses and Fields to conduct confined biosafety field trials Strong Stewardship First prize in the poster session -at the sixth congress of the Seed Association of the Americas (SAA) in Cartagena, Sept 5-7, 2017
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