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GrainGenes Author Report: Wang MB

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Wang MB
Paper
ReferenceWang MB et al. (2001) Agrobacterium tumefaciens-mediated transformation of an elite Australian barley cultivar with virus resistance and reporter genes Australian Journal of Plant Physiology 28:149-156.
ReferenceMatthews PR et al. (2001) Marker gene elimination from transgenic barley, using co-transformation with adjacent 'twin T-DNAs' on a standard Agrobacterium transformation vector Molecular Breeding 7:195-202.
ReferenceWeir B et al. (2001) Agrobacterium tumefaciens-mediated transformation of wheat using suspension cells as a model system and green fluorescent protein as a visual marker Australian Journal of Plant Physiology 28:807-818.
ReferenceWang MB et al. (2000) A single copy of a virus-derived transgene encoding hairpin RNA gives immunity to barley yellow dwarf virus Molecular Plant Pathology 1:347-356.
ReferenceUpadhyaya NM et al. (2000) Agrobacterium-mediated transformation of Australian rice cultivars Jarrah and Amaroo using modified promoters and selectable markers Australian Journal of Plant Physiology 27:201-210.

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