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GrainGenes Author Report: Capell T

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Capell T
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ReferenceCapell T and Christou P (2004) Progress in plant metabolic engineering Current Opinion in Biotechnology 15:148-154.
ReferenceBassie L et al. (2000) Promoter strength influences polyamine metabolism and morphogenic capacity in transgenic rice tissues expressing the oat adc cDNA constitutively Transgenic Research 9:33-42.
ReferenceCapell T et al. (2000) Simultaneous reduction of the activity of two related enzymes, involved in early steps of the polyamine biosynthetic pathway, by a single antisense cDNA in transgenic rice Molecular and General Genetics 264:470-476.
ReferenceBassie L et al. (2000) Transgenic cell lines as a useful tool to study the biochemistry of down-regulation of an endogenous rice gene using a heterologous diamine-oxidase cDNA Plant Physiology and Biochemistry 38:729-737.

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