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Understanding plant developmental phenomena at tissue, cell and molecular level
is important in biology and subsequent applications in biotechnology. Using cellular
and molecular techniques, the department is involved in following studies:
- Cell cycle and its regulation, senescence and programmed cell death
- Cytology and cytogenetics of the cell and gene silencing
- Apomixy and its genetics
- Development of cytological markers, ploidy and aneuploidy stocks, their
maintenance and use
- Wide crossing for transferring desirable traits from wild species to
crop plants
- Identification of useful genes to be used in agriculture
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Profile of RNA isolated from Brassica napus (A),
sex chromosomes in Rumex acetosa (B),
meristematic active cells in sorrel callus (C)
and expression of GFP in a tobacco cell (D)
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