In this article we will discuss about the process of in situ hybridization in nucleic acids. The mammalian and other higher eukaryons system contains larger DNA molecule. Some times larger than 50,000 kb. Hence, non-conventional methods like gel electrophoresis is not feasible. The gene location on these larger molecules can be identified by in situ […]
In Situ Hybridization in Nucleic Acids
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Process of T-DNA Transfer | Genetics
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In this article we will discuss about the process of T-DNA transfer. Once plant exudates activating expression of vir genes and Agrobacterium attach to the plant cells, the T-DNA region in the Ti plasmid undergo excision process to transfer into the plant cells. Excision process involves active participation of vir genes such as virD, virC […]
Gene Transfer in Cereals | Genetics
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Gene transfer in cereals is becoming established at the backdrop of recombinant DNA technology. Until recently, gene transfer in plants was accomplished only through certain conventional methods like sexual hybridization. The entire scenario of transformation was changed after the advancement of genetic engineering. Utility of Agrobacterium tumeifaciens as biological vector was found to be successful […]
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