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Efficient transformation of Actinidia arguta by reducing the strength of basal salts in the medium to alleviate callus browning

Han et al., 2010

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9327087479067190304
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Han M
Gleave A
Wang T
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Plant Biotechnology Reports

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An efficient transformation system for high-throughput functional genomic studies of kiwifruit has been developed to overcome the problem of necrosis in Actinidia arguta explants. The system uses Agrobacterium tumefaciens strain EHA105 harbouring the binary vector …
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