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Plant Molecular Genetics

Textbook Out of Print
By: Monica Hughes
236 pages, Figs, tabs
Plant Molecular Genetics
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  • Plant Molecular Genetics ISBN: 9780582247307 Paperback Jun 1996 Out of Print #53770
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About this book

Concise text, covering a range of fundamental topics in plant biology. The use of mutants in the analysis of plant processes is emphasized, together with the important strategies used in cloning plant genes and in the molecular analysis of gene function and expression.

Contents

I. PART ONE: Plant genome structure. 1 Nuclear genome. 2. The inheritance of nuclear genes. 3. Chloroplast genome. 4. Mitochondria. 5. Transposable elements. II. PART TWO: Agrobacterium tumefaciens. 6. Agrobacterium tumefaciens. 7. Ti Plasmid as a vector for plant transformation. III. PART THREE: Plant molecular biology. 8. Symbiotic nitrogen fixation. 9. Tissue-specific expression of plant genes: seed storage protein genes. 10. Effect of light on plant development. 11. Flowering. 12. Breeding systems. 13. Reaction of plant to changes in the environment. 14. The molecular biology of disease and pest resistance . IV PART FOUR: An introduction to plant biotechnology. 15. Transgenic plants. 16. Prospects for plant biotechnology.

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Textbook Out of Print
By: Monica Hughes
236 pages, Figs, tabs
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