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Variation in transformation frequencies among six common wheat cultivars through particle bombardment of scutellar tissues.

Genes & genetic systems - 1 Apr 1997

Takumi S, Shimada T

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The transformation technique in common wheat has already been established by using microprojectile bombardment and scutellar tissues of immature embryos. In this study, in vitro culture response of immature embryos and the production of transgenic wheat plants were examined in six common wheat cultivars, i.e., Chinese Spring, Akadaruma, Haruhikari, Shiroganekomugi, Norin 12, and Norin 61. In all genotypes, more...

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PMID: 9265734
DOI: 10.1266/ggs.72.63

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