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[Consequences of plant tissue cryopreservation (phenotype and genome)].

Biofizika - 1 Jan 2000

Chetverikova E P

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The question about the correspondence of regenerants after cryopreservation to the initial organisms has been the focus of attention of cryobiologists. The correspondence has been established for morphological and physiological characteristics and the content of DNA fragment in flowering plants and algae. But no less investigations point to some changes in the phenotype and the appearance of DNA polymorphism in...

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