Direct regeneration
In vitro Direct Regeneration of Annona muricata L. from Nodal Explant
... through direct regeneration, which will accelerate the process of screening and multiplication of elite trees and facilitate germ-plasm conservation of this medicinal ...by direct organogenesis ...
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High-throughput direct regeneration of soybean mutant and common lines from cotyledonary node
... plant regeneration from cultured cells and ...plant regeneration are required to generate transgenic plants, and these techniques open new possibilities for improving soybean (Kita et ...and ...
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Improvement of maize (Zea mays L.) anther culture embryogenesis and direct regeneration by differentplant growth regulators and gelling agent
... and regeneration on at least two different ...After6-week, direct regeneration on some treatments was ...of direct formation of plantlets (in 100 anthers) occurred on medium supplemented with ...
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Direct regeneration and rapd assessment of male inflorescence derived plants of musa cuminata cv berangan
... Figure 1: Direct regeneration from male inflorescence. (A) Longitudinal section of explant for initiation culture. Bar = 30 mm. (B) Formation of WBLS after 4 weeks in MS1 media supplemented with 31.0 µM ...
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IN VITRO CLONAL PROPAGATION OF THYMUS CAPITATUS L. THROUGH DIRECT REGENERATION
... Establishment and multiplication of thymus capitatus: Results presented in Table -1 showed the number of axillary shoot, length of axillary shoot and shoot length. Axillary shoot number, axillary shoot length and shoot ...
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Sterilization of Hibiscus rosa sinensis L Vegetative Explants Sourced from Plants Grown in Open Environment and Influences of Organic Ingredients on In Vitro Direct Regeneration
... shoots, direct in vitro shoots establishment and multiplication from explants often involve the appli- cation of PGRs such as 6-benzylaminopurine (BAP) [12, 13], zeatin [14], BAP plus kinetin (KIN) [15], BAP plus ...
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Study of factors affecting direct shoot regeneration of pear (Pyrus communis L.)
... vitro direct regeneration is a general prerequisite for this ...the regeneration of pear for the first ...pear regeneration, including; the type and orientation of explants (Caboni et ...shoot ...
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EVALUATION OF IN VITRO RESPONSES FROM DIFFERENT EXPLANTS OF ELITE JATROPHA CURCAS L.
... subsequent direct regeneration experiment, effect of different concentrations of NAA and IBA with BAP was compared to optimize the best growth regulator combination for callusing and shoot and root ...
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4. Evaluation of genetic variability in the regenerated population of sugarcane
... The direct regeneration is highly valuable procedure on large scale for producing of sugarcane infection plant material of verities and can help in rapid displaying and production of latest varieties by the ...
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In vitro Regeneration of Alstroemeria cv. ‘Balance’ Based on Direct Organogenesis
... vitro regeneration of Alstroemeria cv. ‘Balance’ protocol through direct organogenesis technique using three different origins of explants (nodal stem, rhizome apical bud, rhizome segments) as two separate ...
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Direct Shoot Regeneration and Plantlets Development from Nodal Explant of Canthiumcoromandelicum (Burm. f.) Alston
... Canthiumcoromandelicum (Burm. f.) Alston is medicina lly important plant belonging to family Rubiaceae and known by various synonyms like Canthium parviflorum, Plectronia parviflora, Paederia valli- k ara, Webera ...
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INFLUENCE OF KANAMYCIN ON EXPLANT AND CALLUS OF MOTH BEAN
... on direct regeneration, immature leaf explants were incubated on MS+B 5 medium supplemented with 3 µg/ml BAP, with different concentrations of ...of regeneration response was calculated on the basis ...
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DIRECT ROOT REGENERATION AND INDIRECT ORGANOGENESIS IN SILYBUM MARIANUM AND PRELIMINARY PHYTOCHEMICAL, ANTIBACTERIAL STUDIES OF ITS CALLUS
... investigated. Direct root regeneration and indirect organogenesis and preliminary phytochemical, antibacterial studies of its ...the direct root induction and indirect organogenesis the 100% callus ...
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Effects of plant growth regulators and explant type on the in vitro micro-propagation of wild ginger (Siphonochilus aethiopicus (Schweif.) B.L. Burt.)
... shoot regeneration via direct ...in direct shoot regeneration in vitro than the leaf and root explants which neither regenerated shoots nor formed ...for direct shoot ...
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Enhanced synthesis of 5-hydroxy-l-tryptophan through tetrahydropterin regeneration
... Currently, 5-HTP is produced by extraction from the seeds of the African plant G. simplicifolia. Several at- tempts have been made to synthesize 5-HTP using chem- ical or enzymatic syntheses; however, these have proven ...
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Techno-economic analysis of extraction-based separation systems for acetone, butanol, and ethanol recovery and purification
... In external extractive systems, there are two options of the bleed stream (Additional file 1: Figure S1). In the first option (a), the bleed stream is direct from the fermenter, while in the option (b) is after ...
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Biology and augmentation of tendon-bone insertion repair
... TBI injuries are very common in sports. Surgical reat- tachment of tendon and bone often fails and presents difficulty for tendon to bone healing due to the lack of regeneration of this specialized structure ...
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In vitro bulb formation of direct and indirect regeneration of Lilium orientalis cv. “Starfighter” plants
... for direct shoot regeneration from leaf explants or indirect regeneration from callus tissues (Table 1 and ...For direct shoot organogenesis, culturing leaf ex- plant on MS culture medium ...
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Non beta cell progenitors in pregnant mice and the origin and functionality of beta cells after diabetic recovery in a c Myc ablation model
... The growing interest for pancreas development derives from diseases related to this organ such as diabetes and to a lesser extent, cancer. Pancreas development represents an experimental system to investigate cellular ...
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The epicardium as a source of multipotent adult cardiac progenitor cells: Their origin, role and fate
... Furthermore, it is important to explore the paracrine proper- ties of the epicardial cells in more detail (Fig. 2, right). Zhou et al. showed that the epicardium can produce proangiogenic factors which positively ...
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