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Ex vitro composite plants: an inexpensive, rapid method for root biology by Collier, R, Fuchs, B, Walter, N, Lutke, W.K, Taylor, C.G

“…Plant transformation technology is frequently the rate-limiting step in gene function analysis in non-model plants. An important tool for root biologists is…”
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Adaptive Engineering of Phytochelatin-based Heavy Metal Tolerance by Cahoon, Rebecca E., Lutke, W. Kevin, Cameron, Jeffrey C., Chen, Sixue, Lee, Soon Goo, Rivard, Rebecca S., Rea, Philip A., Jez, Joseph M.

“…Metabolic engineering approaches are increasingly employed for environmental applications. Because phytochelatins (PC) protect plants from heavy metal…”
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Generation of composite plants using Agrobacterium rhizogenes by Taylor, Christopher G, Fuchs, Beth, Collier, Ray, Lutke, W Kevin

“…Limitations in transformation capability can be a significant barrier in making advances in our understanding of gene function through the use of transgenics…”
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Petunia (Petunia hybrida) by Lutke, W Kevin

“…Petunia hybrida genetic transformation continues to be a valuable tool for genetic research into biochemical pathways and gene expression, as well as…”
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PHA production, from bacteria to plants by Valentin, Henry E., Broyles, Debra L., Casagrande, Laura A., Colburn, Susan M., Creely, Wendi L., DeLaquil, Pamela A., Felton, Heather M., Gonzalez, Kathleen A., Houmiel, Kathryn L., Lutke, Kevin, Mahadeo, Debbie A., Mitsky, Timothy A., Padgette, Stephen R., Reiser, Steven E., Slater, Steven, Stark, David M., Stock, Robert T., Stone, Deborah A., Taylor, Nancy B., Thorne, Gregory M., Tran, Minhtien, Gruys, Kenneth J.

“…The genes encoding the polyhydroxyalkanoate (PHA) biosynthetic pathway in Ralstonia eutropha (3-ketothiolase, phaA or bktB; acetoacetyl-CoA reductase, phaB;…”
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TECHNICAL ADVANCE: Ex vitro composite plants: an inexpensive, rapid method for root biology by Collier, Ray, Fuchs, Beth, Walter, Nathalie, Lutke, William Kevin, Taylor, Christopher G

“…Plant transformation technology is frequently the rate-limiting step in gene function analysis in non-model plants. An important tool for root biologists is…”
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