Cell Components
This first volume in Modern Methods of Plant Analysis, New Series deals with cell components and organelles. In contrast to many other publications on cell fractionation, it begins with chapters on the cell wall, the structure that sets most plant cells apart from animal and bacterial cells and that made studies of plant cell components extremely difficult until the advent of protoplast formation by enzymatic breakdown of the cell wall. Perhaps the most significant breakthrough in plant cell fr…
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- Full title :Cell Components / edited by Hans-Ferdinand Linskens, John F. Jackson.
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This first volume in Modern Methods of Plant Analysis, New Series deals with cell components and organelles. In contrast to many other publications on cell fractionation, it begins with chapters on the cell wall, the structure that sets most plant cells apart from animal and bacterial cells and that made studies of plant cell components extremely difficult until the advent of protoplast formation by enzymatic breakdown of the cell wall. Perhaps the most significant breakthrough in plant cell fractionation, protoplast formation is dealt with in the third chapter, following a chapter on the use of "markers" in cell fractionation. All the major cell components and organelles are covered in turn, and the suitability of each method for analytical or preparative use is indicated. This volume provides an extremely useful foundation for later volumes in the series.
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- Publication Date:1985.
Publication Statements
- Publisher(s):Springer Berlin Heidelberg
- Place of Publication:Berlin, Heidelberg
- Language:eng
- Publication Date:1985.
The Physical Object
- Description:1 online resource (xx, 399 pages 96 illustrations)
Edition Identifiers
- ISBN:9783642825873, 3642825877, 9783540158226, 3540158227
- DOI:10.1007/978-3-642-82587-3
- oclc:ocn851378436
- LC Classification:QH573-671
- Dewey Decimal:571.6
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