FRINK Linked Data Fragments server

Matches in SemOpenAlex for { <https://semopenalex.org/work/W4308247821> ?p ?o ?g. }

• W4308247821 abstract "Abstract Interspecific hybridization is a significant plant evolutionary process and, concomitantly, a frequently used method to broaden the genetic variability of species and genetically improve crops. However, in distant crosses, many prezygotic and postzygotic barriers are encountered that prevent free, uncontrolled gene flow between species. Therefore, various experimental methods exploiting tissue culture, such as in vitro fertilization, embryo rescue, and protoplast fusion, have been developed to raise hybrids that cannot be obtained naturally through conventional approaches. Professor Maciej Zenkteler of the Adam Mickiewicz University in Poznań pioneered the use of tissue culture in Poland to overcome barriers to sexual crossing. In the mid-1960s, he employed in vitro pollination in which pollen grains were directly applied onto the surface of exposed ovules as the primary method to bypass prezygotic barriers and in vitro culture of isolated ovules and developing embryos (embryo rescue) to overcome post-zygotic barriers. These approaches proved effective for species possessing numerous ovules and large placentas, such as representatives of the families Caryophyllaceae, Solanaceae, and Brassicaceae. Soon thereafter, these methods were extended to other Polish institutes and universities and applied for crop improvement, such as for the production of intergeneric hybrids between Salix and Populus species, resynthesis and broadening of the genetic variability of oilseed rape ( Brassica napus L.), and the generation of new interspecific hybrids of Allium . In the late 1970s, Professor Zenkteler was the first to undertake protoplast fusion. At that time, it appeared that no incompatibility could exist at the fusion level and that somatic hybridization would supersede the possibilities offered by sexual hybridization; however, the reality turned out to be slightly harsh. Nonetheless, successful regeneration of different interspecific hybrids of potato, tomato, or gentians has been achieved by Polish research groups thus far." @default.
• W4308247821 created "2022-11-09" @default.
• W4308247821 creator A5029961496 @default.
• W4308247821 creator A5032350365 @default.
• W4308247821 creator A5076582126 @default.
• W4308247821 creator A5077658163 @default.
• W4308247821 creator A5083512272 @default.
• W4308247821 creator A5083867301 @default.
• W4308247821 creator A5084816484 @default.
• W4308247821 date "2022-11-03" @default.
• W4308247821 modified "2023-10-18" @default.
• W4308247821 title "Tissue Culture Techniques for the Production of Interspecific Hybrids in Poland: History and Achievements" @default.
• W4308247821 cites W108092633 @default.
• W4308247821 cites W114433616 @default.
• W4308247821 cites W13390608 @default.
• W4308247821 cites W1431650610 @default.
• W4308247821 cites W1535005766 @default.
• W4308247821 cites W1538751435 @default.
• W4308247821 cites W1546100556 @default.
• W4308247821 cites W1917739035 @default.
• W4308247821 cites W1964873075 @default.
• W4308247821 cites W1967962343 @default.
• W4308247821 cites W1969736680 @default.
• W4308247821 cites W1971149821 @default.
• W4308247821 cites W1987947575 @default.
• W4308247821 cites W1990335169 @default.
• W4308247821 cites W1990794514 @default.
• W4308247821 cites W2004799555 @default.
• W4308247821 cites W2006400806 @default.
• W4308247821 cites W2013147507 @default.
• W4308247821 cites W2014135882 @default.
• W4308247821 cites W2016415713 @default.
• W4308247821 cites W2021007729 @default.
• W4308247821 cites W2032239448 @default.
• W4308247821 cites W2039969989 @default.
• W4308247821 cites W2041651130 @default.
• W4308247821 cites W2044320607 @default.
• W4308247821 cites W2047247736 @default.
• W4308247821 cites W2048465922 @default.
• W4308247821 cites W2057527621 @default.
• W4308247821 cites W2072926346 @default.
• W4308247821 cites W2073075741 @default.
• W4308247821 cites W2077204375 @default.
• W4308247821 cites W2078725572 @default.
• W4308247821 cites W2084644022 @default.
• W4308247821 cites W2085396222 @default.
• W4308247821 cites W2142523058 @default.
• W4308247821 cites W2150635202 @default.
• W4308247821 cites W2152728702 @default.
• W4308247821 cites W2154588964 @default.
• W4308247821 cites W2163298865 @default.
• W4308247821 cites W2167137269 @default.
• W4308247821 cites W2190454852 @default.
• W4308247821 cites W2274089863 @default.
• W4308247821 cites W2299912406 @default.
• W4308247821 cites W2319211665 @default.
• W4308247821 cites W240057348 @default.
• W4308247821 cites W2404337257 @default.
• W4308247821 cites W2463696007 @default.
• W4308247821 cites W2464414780 @default.
• W4308247821 cites W2465432082 @default.
• W4308247821 cites W2472198622 @default.
• W4308247821 cites W2507083311 @default.
• W4308247821 cites W258624151 @default.
• W4308247821 cites W2587370369 @default.
• W4308247821 cites W2589586342 @default.
• W4308247821 cites W2626229662 @default.
• W4308247821 cites W274418695 @default.
• W4308247821 cites W2747297510 @default.
• W4308247821 cites W2766047026 @default.
• W4308247821 cites W2894599567 @default.
• W4308247821 cites W2901925824 @default.
• W4308247821 cites W2938930999 @default.
• W4308247821 cites W2984715449 @default.
• W4308247821 cites W3017012773 @default.
• W4308247821 cites W3023150056 @default.
• W4308247821 cites W3035218157 @default.
• W4308247821 cites W3088011258 @default.
• W4308247821 cites W3160034650 @default.
• W4308247821 cites W3217619816 @default.
• W4308247821 cites W4241447436 @default.
• W4308247821 cites W4245163022 @default.
• W4308247821 cites W72134507 @default.
• W4308247821 cites W96754322 @default.
• W4308247821 doi "https://doi.org/10.5586/asbp.9119" @default.
• W4308247821 hasPublicationYear "2022" @default.
• W4308247821 type Work @default.
• W4308247821 citedByCount "0" @default.
• W4308247821 crossrefType "journal-article" @default.
• W4308247821 hasAuthorship W4308247821A5029961496 @default.
• W4308247821 hasAuthorship W4308247821A5032350365 @default.
• W4308247821 hasAuthorship W4308247821A5076582126 @default.
• W4308247821 hasAuthorship W4308247821A5077658163 @default.
• W4308247821 hasAuthorship W4308247821A5083512272 @default.
• W4308247821 hasAuthorship W4308247821A5083867301 @default.
• W4308247821 hasAuthorship W4308247821A5084816484 @default.
• W4308247821 hasBestOaLocation W43082478211 @default.
• W4308247821 hasConcept C104317684 @default.
• W4308247821 hasConcept C107023163 @default.
• W4308247821 hasConcept C134305767 @default.

• next