Tissue culture
PLANT TISSUE CULTURE
... The history of plant tissue cultivation dates back to 1902 when Haberlandt published his attempt to plant a single plant cell. However, in 1934, White was able to achieve some success in the same field when he ...
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The Efficient Tissue Culture System of Orostachys fimbriata
... the tissue culture and rapid propagation techniques of Orostachys fimbriata, a medicinal and ornamental herbaceous perennial herb belonging to the family Crassu- ...
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Purification of Rabies Virus Grown in Tissue Culture
... High multiplicity of infection and undiluted passage in tissue culture of vesicular stomatitis virus, similar in morphology and structure to rabies virus, result in the formation of noni[r] ...
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Tissue Culture Of Rice: Problems, Progress And Prospects
... rice tissue culture include coleoptile, roots, seed derived scutellum, immature and mature embryos, leaves, stem nodes, inflorescence and ...the tissue culture of rice ...medium, ...
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Dissecting mitosis by RNAi inDrosophila tissue culture cells
... While genetic analysis in Drosophila remains one of the most powerful methods to determine the function of a particular protein involved in cell division (reviewed in ref. 28), this is not always possible due to the lack ...
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IN VITRO TISSUE CULTURE OF SACCHARUM OFFICINARUM L (SUGARCANE)
... Successful Tissue culture protocol, successful hardening of microshoots is very essential and further experiments are ...the Tissue culture raised plantlets through axillary shoot ...
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Tissue Culture of Momordica charantia L.: A Review
... Plant tissue culture is the technique to culture plant cells or tissues under controlled aseptic conditions on a synthetic medium ...the tissue culture of Momordica charantia ...
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Tissue culture and biolistic–mediated transformation of Impatiens balsamina
... Tissue culture has wide applications in research as it offers numerous benefits over the traditional propagation ...in culture provides nutrient and sterile conditions to avoid from other organism ...
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Studies on collagenase from rheumatoid synovium in tissue culture
... Fragments of synovium from patients with rheumatoid arthritis survive in defined tissue culture medium in the absence of added serum and, after 3-4 days, release into the medium enzyme capable of degrading ...
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An Application of Six Sigma Methodology in Agarwood Tissue Culture
... Tissue culture evolved on the basis of cell pluripo- tency and cell differentiation ...plant tissue cells from pollen, embryo, seed, stem segments, buds, and apical tissues, and with the induction of ...
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Adaptation of Wild-Type Measles Virus to Tissue Culture
... virus grew to high titers without inducing fusion. As the pre- dicted amino acid sequence of the two viral glycoproteins was unchanged, this suggests that the ability to replicate in Vero cells was not at the receptor ...
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TISSUE CULTURE STUDIES IN VIGNA UNGICULATA L
... plant tissue culture is also proving to be rich and novel sources of variability with a great potential in crop improvement without restoring to mutation or ...
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Trypsin Action on the Growth of Sendai Virus in Tissue Culture Cells III. Structural Difference of Sendai Viruses Grown in Eggs and Tissue Culture Cells
... Structural Difference of Sendai Viruses Grown in Eggs and Tissue Culture Cells Polypeptides of egg-borne Sendai virus egg Sendai, which is biologically active on the basis of criteria of[r] ...
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Tissue Culture on Medicinal Plants –Stages
... Plant tissue culture, particularly micropropagation techniques can be applied to clone a large number of an endangered plant with minimal damage to the natural populations (Carson and Leung, 1994; Faisai et ...
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Tissue Culture and its Contribution to Biology and Medicine
... Although somatic cells have existed in a state of close interdependence and functional association for untold generations of individuals, yet, as shown by tissue culture, they are capabl[r] ...
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Rotavirus-induced fusion from without in tissue culture cells.
... FIG. 2. (A) MA104 cells 15 min after fusion by TA BRV. Fused cells were visible as doublets and triplets (arrows), with apparently no separating membranes. For fusion, TA BRV was adsorbed to a single-cell suspension of ...
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Peroxidase as a developmental marker in plant tissue culture
... Int 1 De\' 1Iiol 15 2S9 2~3 (1991) 259 Peroxidase as a developmental marker in plant tissue culture MARIJANA KRSNIK RASOL Department of Molecular Biology, Faculty of Science, University of Zagreb, Rep[.] ...
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Cytological studies of marsupial and monotreme cells in tissue culture
... A stable marsupial line HPK1 of epithelial kidney cells from the male potoroo was obtained which, after four years in vitro, still exhibited 90% diploidy and has kept its original contac[r] ...
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Reproductive Biology, Tissue Culture, and Taxonomy of Selected Nursery Crops.
... 8 Plant tissue was placed in a 55 mm plastic Petri dish, along with 0.5 cm 2 Pisum sativum L. ‘Ctirad’ leaf tissue, an internal standard known genome size of 2C = 9.09 pg. Four hundred μl of extraction ...
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Replication of murine paramyxoviruses in hamster tracheal organ culture and comparison with standard tissue culture methods
... Replication of Sendai virus, pneumonia virus of mice, and SV5 was investigated in tracheal organ cultures from 2- to 4-day-old and 2- and 4-week-old hamsters, and viral infectivity in tr[r] ...
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