Gottlieb haberlandt biography of mahatma gandhi

  • Haberlandt developed the concept of culture of isolated cells of Tradescantia in artificial condition.
  • By Gottlieb Haberlandt in his lecture at the German Academy of Sciences based on his experiments on single-cell culture (The theoretical concept of in vitro culture was explained by Gottlieb Haberlandt in his lecture at the German Academy of Sciences based on his.

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    Abstract

    Berry crops, a nutrient powerhouse for antioxidant properties, have long been enjoyed as a health-promoting delicious food. Significant progress has been achieved for the propagation of berry crops using tissue culture techniques. Although bioreactor micropropagation has been developed as a cost-effective propagation technology for berry crops, genetic stability can be a problem for commercial micropropagation that can be monitored at morphological, biochemical, and molecular levels. Somaclonal variations, both genetic and epigenetic, in tissue culture regenerants are influenced by different factors, such as donor genotype, explant type and origin, chimeral tissues, culture media type, concentration and combination of plant growth regulators, and culture conditions and period. Tissue culture regenerants in berry crops show increased vegetative growth, rhizome production, and berry yield, containing higher antioxidant activity in fruits and leaves that might be due to epigenetic variation. The present review provides an in-depth study on various aspects of phenotypic variation in micropropagated berry plants and the epigenetic effects on these variations along with the role of DNA methylation, to fill the existing gap in literature.

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      Plant tissue culture.pptx Pharmacognosy & Phytochemistry-I (BP405T) Unit-III Part-1 Plant Tissue Culture.

    • 1. Pharmacognosy & Phytochemistry-I (BP405T) Unit-III Part-1 Plant Tissue Culture. Name: Mrs. Pooja Deepak Bhandare Assistant Professor Dadasaheb Balpande Colege of Pharmacy besa Nagpur

    • 2. • Plant Tissue culture is in vitro cultivation of plant cell or tissue under aseptic and controlled environmental conidiation in liquid or semisolid well defined nutrient media. 1. Primary and secondary metabolite production 2. Regenerate plant • Two unique properties of plant tissue 1. Totipotency is the ability of a vegetative cell to divide and differentiate into any type of specialized cell or to regenerate into a whole plant. 2. Plasticity: Ability to plant to survive varying conditions by altering their metabolism growth and devrlopment.  Plant Tissue Culture

    • 4. BASIC TERMS USED IN TISSUE CULTURE. • Explant: An excised piece of differentiated tissue or organ is regarded as an explant. The explant may be taken from any part of plant body e.g., leaf, stem, root. • Callus : The unorganized and undifferentiated mass of plant cells is referred to as callus. Generally ,when plant cells are cultured in a suitable medium, they divide to form callus. • De-differentiation