Re: Plant flow cytometry

From: John Mottley (J.Mottley@uel.ac.uk)
Date: Mon Dec 16 1996 - 04:27:40 EST

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Hi,

Many thanks for this. I already have these refs but good to know 
other flow-ers (like the term!). Regards,

John Mottley



Date:          Fri, 13 Dec 1996 12:34:33 -1000
From:          Wendy Jones <wjones@hawaii.edu>
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Subject:       Re: Plant flow cytometry

Its nice to know that there are other plant flow-ers out there.

John,
There are three references you should probably take a look at if you
haven't already:
Dickson et al. 1992, Nuclear DNA content variation within the Rosaceae.
American Journal of Botany. 79:1081-1086. They used the protocol found in:
Arumuganathum and Earle. 1991. Estimation of nuclear DNA contents of
plants by flow cytometry. Plant Molecular Biology Reporter. 9:229-233.
This protocol uses PI (plus RNase). The third referece uses H0: Moyne et
al. 1993. Relationship between cell ploidy and regeneration capacity of
long term Rosa hybrida cultures. Plant Science. 93:159-168.

Good luck!
Wendy

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