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Agrobacterium mediated T- DNA Transfer (Part-2)
Lesson 12 of 15 • 70 upvotes • 8:05mins
Virendra Singh
Agrobacterium Mediated Gene Transfer in Plants! Agrobacterium is a gram-negative pathogenic bacteria involved in causing crown gall formation disease in plant species. The crown gall formation is due to the transfer of a segment of oncogenic (cancer causing) DNA into the plant cell at wounded sites.
(Hindi) Recombinant DNA Technology(RDT): CSIR UGC NET
15 lessons • 2h 18m
1
Introduction (in Hindi)
4:10mins
2
Introduction of RDT (in Hindi)
11:19mins
3
Enzymes used in RDT (Part-1) (in Hindi)
13:24mins
4
Enzymes used in RDT (Part-2) (in Hindi)
11:01mins
5
Restricion Enzyme and Restriction modification System (in Hindi)
13:52mins
6
RDT: Restriction frequency and Restriction Digestion
10:42mins
7
RDT: RESTRICTION MAPPING
9:18mins
8
RESTRICTION MAPPING OF CIRCULAR and r-DNA
8:01mins
9
Gene cloning
9:03mins
10
Cloning and expression Vector
8:04mins
11
Agrobacterium mediated T-DNA Transfer (Part-1)
8:02mins
12
Agrobacterium mediated T- DNA Transfer (Part-2)
8:05mins
13
Gene knock out in Mice (Neo/tk gene)
8:00mins
14
Cre- lox p system
7:11mins
15
Genomic and cDNA library
8:35mins
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