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Protoplasten aus Zellkulturen vonDaucus carota

Protoplasts from cellcultures ofDaucus carota

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Treatment of long-term tissue cultures of carrots and of adventive embryos in these cultures with “Cellulase Onozuka P 1500” and with this enzyme + “Macerocym” resulted in high yields of protoplasts which could be cultivated over prolonged periods (up to 5 months) in a synthetic medium + 0.6 m sorbitol. During cultivation the size of the protoplasts increased considerably (φ up to 10 times) and a high percentage of multinucleate (between 2 and 13 nuclei) protoplasts were formed. However no fusion and no regeneration of cell walls were observed.

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Hellmann, S., Reinert, J. Protoplasten aus Zellkulturen vonDaucus carota . Protoplasma 72, 479–484 (1971). https://doi.org/10.1007/BF01289516

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