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    Heritable DNA-free genome editing of canola (Brassica napus L.) using PEG-mediated transfection of isolated protoplasts

    Application of new genome editing technologies for plant improvement depends on efficient delivery of editing components into plant cells. For editing of canola, which is an important oil crop, CRISPR/Cas9 and Ag...

    Vladimir Sidorov, Dafu Wang, Ervin D. Nagy in In Vitro Cellular & Developmental Biology … (2022)

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    Demonstration of targeted crossovers in hybrid maize using CRISPR technology

    Naturally occurring chromosomal crossovers (CO) during meiosis are a key driver of genetic diversity. The ability to target CO at specific allelic loci in hybrid plants would provide an advantage to the plant ...

    Andrei Kouranov, Charles Armstrong, Ashok Shrawat in Communications Biology (2022)

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    “Cell grafting”: a new approach for transferring cytoplasmic or nuclear genome between plants

    A new method based on mixing and wounding of callus tissue was used to transfer plastid or nuclear DNA between cells.

    Vladimir Sidorov, Charles Armstrong, Thomas Ream, Xudong Ye in Plant Cell Reports (2018)

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    Political Religion

    The concept of “political religion” has its roots in the European Enlightenment of the eighteenth century, when the growth of secularism and the separation of political legitimacy from divine right led to new ...

    Charles Armstrong in The Palgrave Handbook of Mass Dictatorship (2016)

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    Transient Expression and Stable Transformation of Maize Using Microprojectiles

    High-velocity microprojectiles provide a direct means of introducing DNA into plant cells (Klein et al., 1987, 1988a, 1988b; Wang et al., 1988). In principle, this method could be used to introduce DNA into any a...

    Michael Fromm, Theodore M. Klein, Stephen A. Goff, Brad Roth in Plant Molecular Biology 2 (1991)

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    Inheritance and Expression of Chimeric Genes in the Progeny of Transgenic Maize Plants

    We obtained transgenic maize plants by using high-velocity microprojectiles to transfer genes into embryogenic cells. Two selectable genes were used to confer resistance to either chlorsulfuron or phosphinothr...

    Michael E. Fromm, Fionnuala Morrish, Charles Armstrong, Rosalind Williams in Bio/Technology (1990)

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    Medical miscellany

    E. R. Townsend, O’Connor, Charles Armstrong in Dublin Quarterly Journal of Medical Science (1855)

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    Medical miscellany

    James Dixon, S. Hunter, J. Purefoy in Dublin Quarterly Journal of Medical Science (1848)