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PHYSICAL OBSERVATIONS ON RAPID FREEZING OF TUMOR-CELLS TO -40-DEGREES-C USING DIFFERENTIAL SCANNING CALORIMETRY
Authors: ELSHAKHS S SHIMI S BENSON EE NEWMAN L CUSCHIERI A
Citation: S. Elshakhs et al., PHYSICAL OBSERVATIONS ON RAPID FREEZING OF TUMOR-CELLS TO -40-DEGREES-C USING DIFFERENTIAL SCANNING CALORIMETRY, Cryo-letters, 19(3), 1998, pp. 159-170
MALONDIALDEHYDE AND 4-HYDROXY-2-NONENAL IN PLANT-TISSUE CULTURES - LC-MS DETERMINATION OF 2,4-DINITROPHENYLHYDRAZONE DERIVATIVES
Authors: DEIGHTON N MAGILL WJ BREMNER DH BENSON EE
Citation: N. Deighton et al., MALONDIALDEHYDE AND 4-HYDROXY-2-NONENAL IN PLANT-TISSUE CULTURES - LC-MS DETERMINATION OF 2,4-DINITROPHENYLHYDRAZONE DERIVATIVES, Free radical research, 27(3), 1997, pp. 255-265
VISUALIZATION OF CRYOINJURY AND FREEZE EVENTS IN THE COENOCYTIC ALGA VAUCHERIA-SESSILIS USING CRYOMICROSCOPY
Authors: FLECK RA DAY JG RANA KJ BENSON EE
Citation: Ra. Fleck et al., VISUALIZATION OF CRYOINJURY AND FREEZE EVENTS IN THE COENOCYTIC ALGA VAUCHERIA-SESSILIS USING CRYOMICROSCOPY, Cryo-letters, 18(6), 1997, pp. 343-354
FREE-RADICAL PROCESSES IN PLANT-TISSUE CULTURES - IMPLICATIONS FOR PLANT BIOTECHNOLOGY PROGRAMS
Authors: BENSON EE MAGILL WJ BREMNER DH
Citation: Ee. Benson et al., FREE-RADICAL PROCESSES IN PLANT-TISSUE CULTURES - IMPLICATIONS FOR PLANT BIOTECHNOLOGY PROGRAMS, Phyton, 37(3), 1997, pp. 31-38
AN EVALUATION OF ANALYTICAL METHODS FOR THE DETECTION OF SECONDARY OXIDATION-PRODUCTS IN DEDIFFERENTIATED PLANT CULTURES
Authors: BREMNER DH MAGILL WJ DEIGHTON N BENSON EE
Citation: Dh. Bremner et al., AN EVALUATION OF ANALYTICAL METHODS FOR THE DETECTION OF SECONDARY OXIDATION-PRODUCTS IN DEDIFFERENTIATED PLANT CULTURES, Phyton, 37(3), 1997, pp. 39-44
DEVELOPMENTAL COMPETENCE AND PLOIDY STABILITY IN PLANTS REGENERATED FROM CRYOPRESERVED POTATO SHOOT-TIPS
Authors: BENSON EE WILKINSON M TODD A EKUERE U LYON J
Citation: Ee. Benson et al., DEVELOPMENTAL COMPETENCE AND PLOIDY STABILITY IN PLANTS REGENERATED FROM CRYOPRESERVED POTATO SHOOT-TIPS, Cryo-letters, 17(2), 1996, pp. 119-128
METHYLATED DNA CHANGES ASSOCIATED WITH THE INITIATION AND MAINTENANCEOF VITIS-VINIFERA IN-VITRO SHOOT AND CALLUS-CULTURES - A POSSIBLE MECHANISM FOR AGE-RELATED-CHANGES
Authors: HARDING K BENSON EE ROUBELAKISANGELAKIS KA
Citation: K. Harding et al., METHYLATED DNA CHANGES ASSOCIATED WITH THE INITIATION AND MAINTENANCEOF VITIS-VINIFERA IN-VITRO SHOOT AND CALLUS-CULTURES - A POSSIBLE MECHANISM FOR AGE-RELATED-CHANGES, Vitis, 35(2), 1996, pp. 79-85
DO EPR-SPECTRA SHOW THE PRESENCE OF A UNIQUE AND UBIQUITOUS QUINONE-DERIVED FREE-RADICAL THAT IS ASSOCIATED WITH SENESCENCE IN PLANTS
Authors: GOODMAN BA DEIGHTON N GLIDEWELL SM WOOD CB PRITCHARD HW BENSON EE
Citation: Ba. Goodman et al., DO EPR-SPECTRA SHOW THE PRESENCE OF A UNIQUE AND UBIQUITOUS QUINONE-DERIVED FREE-RADICAL THAT IS ASSOCIATED WITH SENESCENCE IN PLANTS, Free radical research, 23(2), 1995, pp. 187-190
OXIDATIVE STRESS IN THE PLANT-TISSUE CULTURE ENVIRONMENT
Authors: ROBERTSON L MAGILL WJ BENSON EE BREMNER DH BUULTJENS TEJ
Citation: L. Robertson et al., OXIDATIVE STRESS IN THE PLANT-TISSUE CULTURE ENVIRONMENT, Biochemical Society transactions, 23(2), 1995, pp. 263-263
THE USE OF THE IRON-CHELATING AGENT DESFERRIOXAMINE IN RICE CELL CRYOPRESERVATION - A NOVEL-APPROACH FOR IMPROVING RECOVERY
Authors: BENSON EE LYNCH PT JONES J
Citation: Ee. Benson et al., THE USE OF THE IRON-CHELATING AGENT DESFERRIOXAMINE IN RICE CELL CRYOPRESERVATION - A NOVEL-APPROACH FOR IMPROVING RECOVERY, PLANT SCI, 110(2), 1995, pp. 249-258
THE EMBRYOGENIC POTENTIAL OF RICE CELL-SUSPENSIONS AFFECTS THEIR RECOVERY FOLLOWING CRYOGENIC STORAGE
Authors: LYNCH PT BENSON EE JONES J COCKING EC POWER JB DAVEY MR
Citation: Pt. Lynch et al., THE EMBRYOGENIC POTENTIAL OF RICE CELL-SUSPENSIONS AFFECTS THEIR RECOVERY FOLLOWING CRYOGENIC STORAGE, Euphytica, 85(1-3), 1995, pp. 347-349
OXIDATIVE STRESS IN RECALCITRANT TISSUE-CULTURES OF GRAPEVINE
Authors: BENSON EE ROUBELAKISANGELAKIS KA
Citation: Ee. Benson et Ka. Roubelakisangelakis, OXIDATIVE STRESS IN RECALCITRANT TISSUE-CULTURES OF GRAPEVINE, Free radical biology & medicine, 16(3), 1994, pp. 355-362
CHANGES IN FREE-RADICAL PROFILES DURING THE CALLOGENESIS OF RESPONSIVE AND RECALCITRANT POTATO GENOTYPES
Authors: BAILEY E DEIGHTON N CLULOW SA GOODMAN BA BENSON EE
Citation: E. Bailey et al., CHANGES IN FREE-RADICAL PROFILES DURING THE CALLOGENESIS OF RESPONSIVE AND RECALCITRANT POTATO GENOTYPES, Proceedings of the Royal Society of Edinburgh. Section B: Biological sciences, 102, 1994, pp. 243-246
PHYSIOLOGICAL AND BIOCHEMICAL-STUDIES OF SEED STORAGE PARAMETERS IN CARICA-PAPAYA
Authors: MAGILL W DEIGHTON N PRITCHARD HW BENSON EE GOODMAN BA
Citation: W. Magill et al., PHYSIOLOGICAL AND BIOCHEMICAL-STUDIES OF SEED STORAGE PARAMETERS IN CARICA-PAPAYA, Proceedings of the Royal Society of Edinburgh. Section B: Biological sciences, 102, 1994, pp. 439-442
RICE CELL CRYOPRESERVATION - THE INFLUENCE OF CULTURE METHODS AND THEEMBRYOGENIC POTENTIAL OF CELL-SUSPENSIONS ON POSTTHAW RECOVERY
Authors: LYNCH PT BENSON EE JONES J COCKING EC POWER JB DAVEY MR
Citation: Pt. Lynch et al., RICE CELL CRYOPRESERVATION - THE INFLUENCE OF CULTURE METHODS AND THEEMBRYOGENIC POTENTIAL OF CELL-SUSPENSIONS ON POSTTHAW RECOVERY, PLANT SCI, 98(2), 1994, pp. 185-192
A STUDY OF GROWTH, FLOWERING, AND TUBERIZATION IN PLANTS DERIVED FROMCRYOPRESERVED POTATO SHOOT-TIPS - IMPLICATIONS FOR IN-VITRO GERMPLASMCOLLECTIONS
Authors: HARDING K BENSON EE
Citation: K. Harding et Ee. Benson, A STUDY OF GROWTH, FLOWERING, AND TUBERIZATION IN PLANTS DERIVED FROMCRYOPRESERVED POTATO SHOOT-TIPS - IMPLICATIONS FOR IN-VITRO GERMPLASMCOLLECTIONS, Cryo-letters, 15(1), 1994, pp. 59-66
FLOW-CYTOMETRIC ASSESSMENTS OF PLOIDY STABILITY IN CRYOPRESERVED DIHAPLOID SOLANUM-TUBEROSUM AND WILD SOLANUM SPECIES
Authors: WARD ACW BENSON EE BLACKHALL NW COOPERBLAND S POWELL W POWER JB DAVEY MR
Citation: Acw. Ward et al., FLOW-CYTOMETRIC ASSESSMENTS OF PLOIDY STABILITY IN CRYOPRESERVED DIHAPLOID SOLANUM-TUBEROSUM AND WILD SOLANUM SPECIES, Cryo-letters, 14(3), 1993, pp. 145-152
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