Transformation of plant cells

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1994-01-14

1995-11-07

Chereskin, Che S.

Chemistry: molecular biology and microbiology

Treatment of micro-organisms or enzymes with electrical or...

Modification of viruses

4352404, 800205, 800DIG56, C12N 1587

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ABSTRACT:
Plant cells are transformed by bringing them into contact with a a multiplicity of needle-like bodies on which the cells may be impaled. This causes a rupture in the cell wall allowing entry of transforming DNA either from a surrounding liquid medium or of DNA previously bound to or otherwise entrapped in the needle-like projections.

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