Titlebook: Genetic Manipulations with Plant Material; Lucien Ledoux Book 1975 Springer Science+Business Media New York 1975 DNA.chromosome.developmen

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Plant Cell Cultures: Present and Projected Applications for Studies in Cell Metabolismuantitative changes in cellular metabolism are therefore essential to studies in genetic manipulation. This lecture is therefore concerned to evaluate how far recent advances in plant cell culture now provide us with the necessary capability to monitor metabolism at the level of higher plant cells.

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Plant Cell Cultures: Present and Projected Applications for Studies in Geneticsing cells regenerated from single or fused protoplasts — Cocking and Evans, 1973). The central problems associated with plant regeneration from callus and suspension cultures will therefore be outlined. (ii) The cytological stability of cells in culture is of critical importance whether our purpose

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Heterogeneous Associations of Cells Formed ,n one experiment, chimeral plants were induced to differentiate from mixed calluses formed by coculturing cells of two tobacco species. In another experiment, a symbiosis was forced between cells of carrot and of the free-living nitrogen-fixing bacterium, ..

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Plant Regeneration and Chromosome Stability in Tissue Culturest and tobacco, these two dicots and a multitude of others, including soybeans, bush beans, tomato, potato, belladonna, sycamore and Jerusalem artichoke have been extensively cultured and used for a variety of studies (see WHITE 1963). For almost 30 years following the initial successes with dicots,

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Analysis of Microbial Genome Structure the systems offer for a great deal of fine genetic manipulations. These potentialities have permitted the understanding of a host of fundamental molecular biological processes, long before the sexual biology and mechanisms of transfer and recombination began to be understood.

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The Physiology and Genetics of Nitrogen Fixation the acetylene test and partly from the recognition of the metalloenzyme character of nitrogenase, its extreme oxygen sensitivity and its apparent waste of ATP. In this chapter, certain physiological, ecological and genetical consequences of recent biochemical knowledge will be discussed.

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Molecular Biology of the Genus , are the molecular weights and base compositions of the genome DNA ? is a bacteriological species a genetically homogeneous group of strains ? what are the correlations between the genotypic and the phenotypic properties of the strains ? etc.