Titlebook: Applications of Plant Metabolic Engineering; R. Verpoorte,A.W. Alfermann,T.S. Johnson Book 2007 Springer Science+Business Media B.V. 2007

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Metabolic Engineering of Sulfur Assimilation in Plants,ounds by the metabolic engineering of sulfur assimilation in plants, we constructed transgenic plants over-expressing cysteine synthase (CSase), or serine acetyltransferase (SATase) gene, key enzymes for cysteine biosynthesis in plants. Transgenic plants over-expressing CSase gene were highly tolera

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Energetics and Human Information Processingoduced economically through total chemical synthesis. The production of natural products for consumer use or as scaffolds for more complex molecules has to rely upon extraction from plant materials or the development of engineered production hosts. Limitations in the development of engineered biosyn

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Energetics and Human Information Processingde in genomics and proteomics resulted in the isolation of several useful genes. These have been expressed in various expression systems including plants. The plant based production of pharmaceutically and industrially useful recombinant proteins is referred as molecular farming. Plants have been su

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Michael I. Posner,Mary Klevjord Rothbartials and pharmaceutical proteins along with the opportunity to improve the productivity and nutritive value of crop plants has focused considerable effort towards the genetic manipulation of crop species. The most important output traits that could be conferred through biotechnology often require th

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Heat Flow—Heat Generation Studies in Norwayg modulator in a wide array of crucial physiological processes, including biosynthesis of the cell wall, secondary metabolites and phytohormones, stress resistance, photoprotection, cell division, senescence, and growth. Humans and related primates have lost the ability to synthesize AsA and therefo

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Heat Flow—Heat Generation Studies in Norwayvities of these compounds make their engineering a new tool for improving a considerable number of traits in crops. These include for example enhanced disease resistance, weed control by producing allelopathic compounds, better pest management, production of medicinal compounds, increased value of o