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Isolation of Pigments and their Characterization | Plants

In this article we will discuss about the isolation of pigments and their characterization. Theory of Plant Pigments: Plant pigments are mostly the colouring substances found either in cell sap (as water-soluble forms, or in the plastids (water-insoluble forms). Normally, the plastidial pigments are responsible for photosynthesis while cell sap pigments are responsible for coloration of floral parts and various [...]

By |2016-10-20T07:40:06+00:00October 20, 2016|Plants|Comments Off on Isolation of Pigments and their Characterization | Plants

Isolation of Microbial Mutants: 4 Techniques | Microbiology

The following points highlight the top four techniques used for the isolation of microbial mutants. The techniques are: 1. Direct Observation 2. Enrichment Technique 3. Replica-Plating Technique 4. The Ames Test. 1. Direct Observation Technique: In some cases, a colony growing on an agar plate can easily be seen to be different from the normal parental type (wild-type). For example, [...]

By |2016-09-16T06:17:58+00:00September 16, 2016|Mutations|Comments Off on Isolation of Microbial Mutants: 4 Techniques | Microbiology

Quick Notes on Isolation of Protoplasts and Protoplast Culture

The below mentioned article provides a quick notes on Isolation of Protoplasts and Protoplast Culture. Klerker (1892) made unsuccessful attempts to isolate protoplasts. In 1909 Kunster isolated protoplasts by mechanical method. Effective technique of protoplast isola­tion was evolved by Cocking ('60), Nagata and Takebe ('70) and Bhojwani and Cocking ('72). Enzymes used for isolation of protoplasts are cellulase, hemicellulase and [...]

By |2016-07-27T10:51:15+00:00July 27, 2016|Tissue Culture|Comments Off on Quick Notes on Isolation of Protoplasts and Protoplast Culture
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