1983
DOI: 10.1007/bf02668624
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The production of higher plant subprotoplasts

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“…Later, some bioinformatic and modeling studies also discovered HP patterns on the regular secondary structures (helix and strand) [64]. These directly prove the redundancy of the natural alphabet of amino acids as well as the possible simplifications for protein composition, and greatly benefit the design of protein designs [65].…”
Section: Simplification Based On Design Experimentsmentioning
confidence: 93%
“…Later, some bioinformatic and modeling studies also discovered HP patterns on the regular secondary structures (helix and strand) [64]. These directly prove the redundancy of the natural alphabet of amino acids as well as the possible simplifications for protein composition, and greatly benefit the design of protein designs [65].…”
Section: Simplification Based On Design Experimentsmentioning
confidence: 93%
“…Elongated cells, such as palisade cells and cells from suspension culture, have been frequently used as starting material to obtain cytoplasts [1,6,23]. This technique is supplemented with high speed centrifugation, which forcibly removes nuclei from the protoplasts [23].…”
Section: Isolationmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…Anucleate plant cell systems have been developed for use in somatic cell hybridization as carriers of cytoplasmic traits, such as male sterility [1,6,23]. Anucleate algal cells of Micrasterias and Acetabularia have been shown to be valuable in physiological studies concerning the role of the nucleus on cellular activities in development [5] and anucleate cells of higher plants have been used in studies concerning nuclear influence on chloroplast metabolism [29].…”
Section: Introductionmentioning
confidence: 99%