Titlebook: Electrical Manipulation of Cells; Paul T. Lynch,Michael R. Davey Book 1996 Chapman & Hall 1996 biotechnology.cell biology.cell division.ge

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Electrostimulation of Cells by Weak Electric Currents,chanisms are used by animals for navigation and to find prey and by plants for predicting the availability of water. They probably evolved from somewhat less-sensitive mechanisms used by most cells for sensing the weak currents that flow within organisms to control their growth. The artificial appli

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Stimulation of Plant Cell Division and Organogenesis by Short-Term, High-Voltage Electrical Pulses,t-derived cells, and shoot regeneration from protoplast-derived tissues. Such effects of electrostimulation persist over many cell generations. This enhancement of growth and organogenesis has application in the multiplication of elite individuals and in maximizing the recovery of genetically engine

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source. The book features broad coveragethat ranges from the mechanisms of action of external electricalfields on biological material to the ways in which electrical stimuliare employed to manipulate cells. Bringing together the work ofleading international authorities, the book covers membrane bre

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Electrofusion of Plant Protoplasts for Hybrid Plant Production,asts, mitochondria) are transferred. The control of the fusion processes that can be achieved by electrofusion makes this approach preferable to chemical fusion procedures, particularly where delicate protoplasts are involved.

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https://doi.org/10.1007/978-1-84882-543-7ered plants following somatic hybridization and transformation. Detailed knowledge of the precise mechanisms of action of electrical pulses on the stimulation of growth and morphogenesis in plant cells are still lacking. The possible synergistic effects of electrical and chemical parameters require further investigation.

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https://doi.org/10.1007/978-1-4471-4075-7he analysis of cell orientation. Both these phenomena have been analyzed using microorganisms (particularly yeasts), because of the reproducibility of their growth characteristics and the homogeneity of their cell populations.