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Adam Idoine
Carnegie Institution
13 protocols
Alizée Malnoë
Umeå Plant Science Centre
5 protocols
Dr. Kalpa Mehta
UT Austin
2 protocols
Francesco Dal Grande
Senckenberg Gesellschaft fuer Naturforschung
2 protocols
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Joëlle Schläpfer
Post-Doc, University of Zurich
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Plant science
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7 Protocols reviewed
Agrobacterium
-mediated Transformation of
Nicotiana tabacum
cv. Xanthi Leaf Explants
Authors:
Ana Lilia Rosales-Campos
and
Abel Gutiérrez-Ortega
,
date:
01/20/2019,
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1170,
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Plant transformation has become an important technology for the large-scale production of a number of goods, ranging from vaccines and pharmaceutical products to biofuel. A plant that is frequently used for this purpose is
Nicotiana tabacum
...
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Small-scale DNA Extraction Method for Maize and Other Plants
Author:
China Lunde
,
date:
03/20/2018,
view:
2606,
Q&A:
1
Corn, or maize, is a major cereal crop and model monocot. Two of its benefits are ease of pollination and tractable genetics. For a comparison of development between maize and the dicot model,
Arabidopsis
, see Lunde and Hake, 2005. For an ...
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5 Protocols edited
An Adjustable Protocol to Analyze Chemical Profiles of Non-sterile Rhizosphere Soil
Authors:
Alex Williams
,
Jurriaan Ton
and
Pierre Pétriacq
,
date:
05/20/2019,
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584,
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0
The analysis of chemical diversity in non-sterile rhizosphere soil has been a pressing methodological challenge for years. Rhizosphere-enriched chemicals (
i.e.
, rhizochemicals) include root exudation chemicals, (microbial) breakdown ...
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Determination of Root Exudate Concentration in the Rhizosphere Using
13
C Labeling
Authors:
Laurent Simon
and
Feth el Zahar Haichar
,
date:
05/05/2019,
view:
412,
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One of the most remarkable metabolic features of plant roots is their ability to secrete a wide range of compounds into the rhizosphere, defined as the volume of soil around living roots. Around 5%-21% of total photosynthetically fixed carbon is ...
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