Aluminum-tolerant Protoplasts from Roots Can be Collected with Positively Charged Silica Microbeads: a Method Based on Differences in Surface Negativity

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TextoSeries ; Plant & Cell Physiology, 36(8), p.1493-1502, 1995Trabajos contenidos:

Wagatsuma, T
Jujo, K
Ishikawa, S
Nakashima, T

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Resumen: A new technique was developed for the collection of Al-tolerant plant cells. The procedure takes advantage of the difference in surface charge between Al-tolerant and Al-sensitive protoplasts. Equal volumes of freshly prepared, positively charged silica microbeads (0.05

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A new technique was developed for the collection of Al-tolerant plant cells. The procedure takes advantage of the difference in surface charge between Al-tolerant and Al-sensitive protoplasts. Equal volumes of freshly prepared, positively charged silica microbeads (0.05

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