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Role of RNA in Transcription Regulation | Nucleic Acids

In this article we will discuss about the role of RNA in transcription regulation. In the early 1960s, Francois Jocob and Jaques Monod performed exemplary work perĀ­taining to prokaryotic gene regulation. These experimental techniques and strategies were later extended to eukaryotic system. Although control of transcription between prokaryotic and eukaryotic genes shares substantial homology, eukaryotic control of system is highly [...]

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Plant Viruses as Vectors | Genetics

Exploitation of plant viruses as transformation vectors by massive infection may be harmful and even deleterious to the target plants. It is still however able to express and produce foreign proteins. Plant viruses must exhibit some of the exemplary features before they are considered as vectors. They should extend their broader host-range, spread of seed transmission and carry additional copies [...]

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Somaclonal Variation: Discovery and Application | Biotechnology

In this article we will discuss about:- 1. Discovery and Definition of Somaclonal Variation 2. Techniques to Generate Somaclonal Variations 3. Selection and Isolation 4. Screening 5. Applications. Discovery and Definition of Somaclonal Variation: Improvement of plants through alterations or additions of traits are some of the main objectives in plant biotechnology. Plant breeders have recognized the potential sources of [...]

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