Abstract

Here we report the obtaining of suspension, callus and hairy root culture initiated from carrot plants of Nantskaya and Perfektzya variety with the highest level of recombinant human interferon-2b accumulation exhibiting the highest level of plant protein extract antiviral activity (up to 12.8 × 103 IU/mg TSP). The antiviral activity of callus extracts was significantly lower comparing to the activity of plant extracts from the parent organisms. However, the antiviral activity level of suspension culture extracts (up to 4.42 × 103 IU/mg TSP) and Ri-root ones (up to 4.42 × 103 IU/mg TSP) appeared to be comparable to analogical data of antiviral activity of transgenic carrot leaf extracts, this way the described cultures could be possibly used for comparatively speedy obtaining of recombinant therapeutic protein for curing and preventing of virus diseases.

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